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Satellite images show a blazing Russian oil terminal from Ukraine's strikes during the annual Russian Davos

All Content from Business Insider·Jake Epstein·4 months ago
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Smoke was rising from the St. Petersburg oil terminal in the aftermath of a Ukrainian strike. Satellite image ©2026 Vantor. New satellite imagery captures an oil terminal burning and fire crews tending to a damaged warship near St. Petersburg after Ukrainian forces struck the city during the opening day of Russia's Davos . The Ukrainian military said Wednesday that it carried out strikes on the St. Petersburg oil terminal, the nearby Kronstadt naval port, and other military-linked targets in Russia. Imagery captured by the US spatial intelligence firm Vantor shows a large plume of smoke at the oil terminal, which is a major facility for Russian fuel exports to the Baltic Sea. It sits nearly 700 miles from the Ukrainian border. The terminal on May 8.  Satellite image ©2026 Vantor. Smoke was rising from the St. Petersburg oil terminal in the aftermath of a Ukrainian strike.  Satellite image ©2026 Vantor.…

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