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Drones struck Ust-Luga, Russia's second-largest port near St. Petersburg, overnight on November 10 and 11, 2026, sparking a fire. Russian authorities claimed to have intercepted 150 drones across the Leningrad region, and a transformer substation was shut down in an emergency. Ukrainska Pravda described the port as strategically important to Russia's defence industry. Kyiv Post reported that the strike also disrupted flights. The attack came as Russian strikes on Ukraine's energy infrastructure disrupted power, heating and water supplies in Kryvyi Rih.