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Ukraine’s large-scale drone attack on Saint Petersburg ignites oil sites and kills one, while Russian state media calls it the city’s largest since 2022

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Ukraine launched a large-scale drone attack on Saint Petersburg, Russian officials said, killing one person and leaving five others hospitalized. The attack set oil facilities ablaze and damaged residential buildings.

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