- Russian legislators passed a bill regarding drone defense while drone strikes target Russian infrastructure during the ongoing war.
- Ukrainian drone attacks on Russian territory, combined with the review of a defense bill in the upper house of the Russian parliament.
- Ukrainian drone attacks targeted deep inside Russia, including Kronstadt and Krasnodar, while Putin rejected Zelenskyy's meeting offer.
- Ukrainian drones conducted long-range strikes against military and oil facilities in Russia, prompting warnings in St. Petersburg.
Drone attacks targeted Kronstadt's military and oil facilities, involving the Leningrad region governor.
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Updated Jul 5
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What happened
Drone attacks targeted Kronstadt's military and oil facilities, involving the Leningrad region governor.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Alexander Beglov and Alexander Drozdenko confirm attacks targeting critical energy infrastructure.Sub-event
Attacks hit Kronstadt's military hub and Antipinsky Oil Refinery on June 6th.1 source
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Ukrainian drones conducted long-range strikes against military and oil facilities in Russia, prompting warnings in St. Petersburg.Also in this story
- Ukraine conducted long-range strikes against Russian targets in Kronstadt and near St. Petersburg.
- Ukrainian drones targeted oil facilities near St Petersburg, while the Russian Air Force conducted raids on Sumy.
The entities involved
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Kronstadt Marine Plant
shipyard in Kronstadt, Saint Petersburg, Russia
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Alexander Beglov
Governor of Saint Petersburg
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