Drone Strike Hits Russia's Ust-Luga Port, Sparking Fire

A drone attack caused a fire at the port infrastructure of Ust-Luga in Russia's Leningrad region overnight before November 11, with possible strikes on tankers. Aviation restrictions were imposed, and some flights to St. Petersburg were diverted to Finland. Governor Alexander Drozdenko initially reported 42 drones destroyed, later updating the figure to 92. The fire at the port continues, and Pulkovo airport in St. Petersburg limited flight operations, with two aircraft landing in Helsinki instead. Russian media also reported electronic warfare systems activating in Adygea and a fire on a multi-story building roof. The attack follows ongoing drone strikes on Russian oil refineries, which have led to fuel limits at Rosneft stations in some regions.