Ukrainian drones set fire to the St. Petersburg Oil Terminal and nearby warehouses overnight. Governor Alexander Beglov said one person died and five were hurt.
1,015 Ukrainian drones were downed over Russia overnight, Russia's Defense Ministry said.
644 drones were intercepted over 26 regions and Crimea on Friday, the ministry said.
12.5 million tonnes a year is the oil terminal's capacity.
Data centers linked to VK and an Ozon logistics hub were also hit.
Why it matters: The attacks test Kyiv's ties with Washington. Trump called renewed refinery strikes a disgrace and said they raise world oil prices.
Trump signed an executive order blocking sanctions Congress passed against Russia.
Starlink service to Ukrainian forces was reportedly partly blocked, alongside threats to cut intelligence sharing.
Zelensky said Russia struck over 15 major Ukrainian power sites on Oct. 16.
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Where they split: Coverage differs on scale: Russian figures cited range from more than 200 drones to 1,015, and outlets disagree on whether Kyiv's strikes chiefly defy Trump or answer Russian attacks on Ukraine's grid.
Right coverage, 11 sources: The right frames the strikes as Zelensky defying Trump and pushing up energy prices, while noting Russian attacks on Ukraine's power grid.
