SECURITYJul 4 · 21:53 UTCNY POSTGabrielle Fahmy

St. Petersburg port on fire after Ukrainian drones pummel Russia’s second largest city

St. Petersburg port is on fire after Ukrainian drones attacked Russia’s second largest city. The attacks are part of a 40-day 'pressure campaign' approved by Zelensky, using long-range drone strikes deep into Russia to force Putin to end the war.

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