A fire erupted at a Baltic Sea terminal owned by Novatek, Russia's leading liquefied natural gas producer, according to regional officials on Sunday.
The incident occurred amidst reports of explosions and alleged sightings of Ukrainian drones in the vicinity.
The Ust-Luga complex, situated on the Gulf of Finland approximately 170 km west of St.
Petersburg, is responsible for processing stable gas condensate into various products, including light and heavy naphtha, jet fuel, fuel oil, and gasoil, as outlined on Novatek's website.
This port serves as a crucial hub for shipping processed products to international markets.
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