In a first, Ukrainian drones hit Russia’s largest oil terminal

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Moscow, Updated At : 02:03 AM Sep 13, 2025 IST

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A Ukrainian drone attack on Russia's northwestern port of Primorsk suspended loadings at the country's largest oil terminal for the first time, according to two industry sources and Ukraine's military.

The drone strike set fire to two vessels, the industry sources said. The Russian governor of the region around the port said a drone attack had set fire to one vessel and a pumping station and did not report any suspension of operations.

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