The Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) is behind the attack on Russia's largest maritime trade port.

The attack on the largest Russian trading port, Ust-Luga, located in the Leningrad region, is the work of the Security Service of Ukraine.

This was reported to the Interfax-Ukraine agency by a source within the SBU.

According to the source, the video shows one of the drones hitting gas condensate containers.

“As a result of the strike, one container sustained significant damage, while three neighboring ones were shattered by the explosion debris. Experts say that repairs will take at least a month, provided that materials are available, and will undoubtedly lead to disruptions in the terminal's operations,” the agency's interlocutor added.

He also noted that the Ust-Luga terminal is a major logistics hub in the Baltic Sea—through it, Russia sells oil and gas using a "shadow" fleet.

“The drone sanctions from the SBU reduce the inflow of currency necessary for waging war. We declare the 'cotton season 2025' officially open,” the agency's source remarked.

Background. Earlier, Mind reported that UAVs attacked an arsenal in the Novgorod region of Russia, where artillery shells, rockets for the Grad, Smerch, and Uragan multiple rocket launchers, Iskanders, North Korean KN23s, missiles for the S-300 and S-400, and munitions for the Tor system are stored.