Drones Attack Ust-Luga: We Show Where Russia's Largest Commercial Port Is Located

Drones attacked Ust-Luga: we show where the largest commercial port in Russia is located Polina Buyanova

On January 4, long-range SBU drones attacked Russia's largest commercial port, Ust-Luga, located in the Leningrad Region. This port plays a key role for Russia in war conditions.

The oil terminal is an important logistics hub for bypassing Western sanctions and the main point of export of Russian resources. Where is the port of Ust-Luga on the map – tells 24 Channel.

Where is the Ust-Luga terminal

The port of Ust-Luga is located at a distance of more than 1000 kilometers from Ukraine. It helps Russia to militarize the Baltic region. The SBU also reported that Russia sells oil and gas through the Ust-Luga port using a “shadow fleet”

As a result of the drone attack on the port, tanks with gas condensate were damaged. It is known that one tank was badly damaged, and three neighboring ones were cut by debris from the explosion. According to experts, the repair will take at least a month if materials are available and will definitely lead to interruptions in the terminal's operation.

Drone sanctions from the SBU reduce the inflow of currency that Russia needs to wage war. We declare the 2025 “cotton” season open! – commented the SBU.

Where is the Ust-Luga trade port located: see the map

By the way, smoke also rose in the city of Kamensk-Shakhtinsky in the Rostov region on January 6. This probably happened over Russian military warehouses.