In St. Petersburg, an oil terminal caught fire after a drone attack. VKontakte data center also hit
Fires broke out in four districts of the city, some residents were left without electricity. A bridge is on fire. Flights were restricted at Pulkovo, airport passengers and staff were sent to shelters.

On the night of October 18, St. Petersburg and the Leningrad region experienced a massive drone attack. St. Petersburg Governor Alexander Beglov confirmed a fire on the territory of the St. Petersburg oil terminal.
According to him, fires also occurred at infrastructure facilities in the Nevsky, Krasnoselsky, Krasnogvardeysky, and Moskovsky districts. Beglov stated that "there were no casualties" and warned of possible disruptions to mobile internet.
VK company confirmed an attack on its data center in the Leningrad region. According to its statement, services continue to operate in normal mode. However, users complained about problems accessing VKontakte.
A drone is also reported to have hit a bridge over the Ship Fairway. The bridge is part of the "Western High-Speed Diameter" toll highway. The extent of the damage is currently unknown.
Traffic was restricted on certain sections of roads in the city. Residents of several districts reported power outages.
Leningrad Region Governor Alexander Drozdenko stated that 126 drones were shot down. Damage to power lines caused electricity disruptions.
Operations at Pulkovo airport were restricted around two in the morning. In the morning, passengers were asked not to arrive in advance: flight schedules continued to be adjusted.
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