Russia's Baltic ports halt oil loadings after heavy Ukrainian drone attack, sources say
Source: Reuters
Russia's Baltic ports of Primorsk and Ust-Luga, major export terminals, suspended crude oil and oil products loadings on Wednesday, two sources told Reuters, after massive Ukrainian drone attacks sparked blazes, with smoke visible from Finland.
The drone attacks on the Baltic ports amount to one of the largest strikes to date against Russia's oil export facilities in the four-year war, and are likely to add to uncertainty on the global oil markets caused by the conflict in the Middle East.
At around the same time that Ust-Luga was hit early on Wednesday, two stray Ukrainian drones landed in neighbouring Latvia and Estonia, including one that hit an Estonian power station without causing damage.
Read more: https://www.reuters.com/world/blaze-russias-baltic-sea-port-ust-luga-after-major-ukrainian-drone-attack-2026-03-25/
Ukraine continues every night, to hit the major energy terminals within Russia. The article below explains about most of the targets.
Russia’s Baltic coast took three hits in one night: gas hub, oil terminal, military icebreaker — all confirmed by Ukraine (updated)
Read More: https://euromaidanpress.com/2026/03/25/ukraines-drones-reached-a-russian-gas-plant-near-the-estonian-border-and-a-ship-near-finland/
Slava Ukraini!! Heroyam Slava!!
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