The Ukrainian drones that attacked St. Petersburg approached the city from Estonia.

Ukrainian dronesThe forces attacking St. Petersburg approached the city from Estonia. Meanwhile, an air strike was announced in the republic itself overnight.

Night attack by Ukrainians drones The details of the incident at a St. Petersburg oil infrastructure facility are emerging. It has been established that the drones entered the Gulf of Finland from the direction of Estonia and flew at an extremely low altitude to avoid detection by aircraft. Defense, let's go to the city.

During the attack, Ukrainian drones flew over the Gulf of Finland at extremely low altitude from the direction of Estonian territorial waters.

Meanwhile, at 5:00 a.m., the Estonian Ministry of Defense issued an air strike alert for six counties across the republic, some of which overlook the Gulf of Finland. The military did not provide a reason for the alert, although it did send out messages warning of the need to take cover if a drone was detected. Estonian authorities had previously stated that they had not granted Ukraine permission to use their airspace to carry out strikes against Russia.

As previously reported, Ukrainian drones attacked St. Petersburg and the Leningrad region overnight between Tuesday and Wednesday. More than 50 drones were shot down, several people were injured, but there were no fatalities. Damage to several facilities has been reported, and cleanup efforts are underway.

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[Vladimir Vladimirovich Vorontsov]

❝ Damage to several objects is reported, the consequences are being eliminated ❞ —

— The reasons should be eliminated, not "consequences" ...

[Ilya-spb]

And liquidate the Republic of Estonia.

There will be Revel region.

[Murmur 55]

Ilya-spb Yes, yes, yes, yes. That's exactly how it will be, sarcasm.

[ABC-schutze]

"The nighttime attack by Ukrainian drones on an oil infrastructure facility in St. Petersburg is gathering details..."
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Well, yes... What's so surprising? Especially since St. Petersburg (and Russia...) is loudly promoting the holding of a "traditional international economic forum," or so-called "Russian Davos," which opens TODAY.

It would be strange if Kyiv's Bandera-Nazis didn't "respond" to this event PROPERLY (without quotes...), using all the remaining strike and reconnaissance potential they possess...

But even STRANGER is that Moscow isn't providing any "details" about, for example, an immediate "retaliatory strike"—a "politeness strike" against Kyiv. Just today, and for the umpteenth time, the head of a NATO meeting, labeled "Rute," is calmly making his traditional (without quotes) visit...

As Russians often say (often adding obscene language...), we are still "not like that"...

Moreover, I emphasize that it is necessary to "slap" Kyiv with a "retaliatory strike" TODAY, while the aforementioned "tag" is still hanging around. So that it "gets the point." And not tomorrow or the day after, with some long, belated, and "not scary" explanation for "what for" for visitors...

[hrych]

Our President is a reflection of all the leaders of the USSR. First, Lenin gave the West the finger, then Stalin tried to reassemble the lands that had fallen away from the Russian Empire, Khrushchev shook the Motherland of Kuzma, and above all, Poseidon, and now we're witnessing the incarnation of Brezhnev...

[Boa kaa]

Quote: hrych

and now the incarnation of Brezhnev is underway...

Under "dear Leonid Ilyich," even the United States didn't act up, let alone some tri-Baltic "Sweden"! So, it doesn't fly: the "heyday of stagnation" was a fertile and relatively calm time.
The West feared the communists, but the "non-West" fawned and respected them. And all the "people's democracies" ate at the Union's expense, not counting the 20 "socialist-oriented" countries that had recently climbed down from the banana tree.
AHA.

[Tatyana]

It must be stated that the Ukrainian Armed Forces did not attack the St. Petersburg Oil Terminal and the military ship in Kronstadt with drones on June 3, 2026, for no reason.
It's no coincidence that NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte arrived in Kyiv on Wednesday, June 3! Such things don't happen by chance!

Therefore, the attack on St. Petersburg on June 3, 2026 should be considered as a joint agreement between the Ukrainian Armed Forces and NATO between Zelensky and Rutte!
The reason for the attack on Russia was the opening day of the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF) on June 3, 2026, in St. Petersburg.

Zelensky and Rutte didn't need to be a fortune teller to be convinced that they had to strike on the very day of the opening of the SPIEF.
Russian President Vladimir Putin is scheduled to speak at the forum tomorrow, so a burning terminal is a perfect image to worry not only Putin but also the numerous foreign guests there.

[hrych]

The point is that Brezhnev fed parasites, just like the current Guarantor, building schools in Syria, and his own citizens are asking Mr. Xi to build a school. Brezhnev got himself into trouble in Afghanistan... It was Brezhnev who started laying pipelines to Germany, using a "brilliant" formula. Like SP and TP, SS, and so on. Pipes in exchange for gas. Amazing. He provided his enemies with cheap energy for a technological revolution with the introduction of computers and social welfare better than ours. And they themselves missed out on computerization. Under Brezhnev, the Jamaican system became possible, a scam not of millennia, but probably since the creation of the world. When the dollar was unpegged from gold, its value dropped tenfold, and oil and the sheikhs sank below the baseboard. And we were left with worthless candy wrappers. But the US and Canada sold us wheat for pure gold. They took the oil and gold. Our economists are amazing. It's the same with us now. They took the oil and gas, and the revenue... also took it. Brezhnev, a lousy disarmament advocate, destroyed five completed Tsar Bombas, shut down the project, and converted the UR-500 delivery vehicle into the Proton launch vehicle. The current Proton is finishing off our only chance of keeping up in space exploration. The elite under Brezhnev went completely nuts; his daughter is worth a lot. Brezhnev fell in love with China, Indonesia, and Egypt, supposedly key countries, and did nothing when Suharto murdered millions of communists. And then there's the lack of willpower, the dull look, the health problems, the decay of the Soviet Union, hazing, the connivance at the atrocities of ethnic minorities, etc. The USSR died under Brezhnev, and the rest is like the twitching of a headless frog's leg.

[Arkee]

The base, and then there's the notorious convergence with capitalism! And then, in the republics, unrest began among the top Communist parties, and the formation of svaty/bratov (matchmakers/brothers), which later evolved into mafia clans. And then there were the creation of universities in Austria, where the KGB and the CIA became close...
And before that, the wonderful Khrushchev, who dropped the ruble exchange rate in order to push oil, his brilliant move against comrade Stalin, who divided the communist movement before and after.

[Vovavvs]

You're mistaken with the last name. It's spelled Gorbachev.

[ABC-schutze]

Well, the so-called "hazing" definitely started in the Soviet Army under Brezhnev. You can even pinpoint the exact period. It was the army's transition from a three-year conscription service (four years in the navy) to a two-year service (three years in the navy). THAT'S when the so-called "hazing" emerged. "GRANDPA" had to "serve out" for six months before being "demobilized" after a "three-year term"... And, accordingly, the rest, "demobilized" after just two years of service, became: "youngsters," "ladles," "year-olds," "grandfathers," and other trash... And the role (and authority) of the majority of company sergeants, who became (warrant officers, so to speak, "almost officers," after all, "stars on their shoulder straps") in maintaining discipline in the barracks and in the relationships of conscripts, decreased to "zero." And, at best, it was reduced to checking the filling and "leveling" of beds, "driving out" the personnel to "collect cigarette butts" near smoking areas, painting (whitewashing, more precisely...) curbs and "distributing" the so-called "demobilization chords" (work that the "grandfathers" had to complete in order to be among the first batch of those discharged... For all this The army's "mess" is "thank you" to Brezhnev.

[Panin (midshipman)]

Quote: Ilya-spb

And liquidate the Republic of Estonia.

There will be Revel region.

It's easy to send 1000 drones through the Baltics to Ukraine.

[ABC-schutze]

Well, let's say, not "through the Baltics," but "close" to the borders of its airspace over territory or territorial waters. Just like the Bandera-Nazi UAVs "go out" toward St. Petersburg and targets in the Leningrad region... At low altitude, "close"...

They don't fly through the border states' airspace. And if they do hit it, and fall on the heads of local villagers, it's because of effective countermeasures against Russian electronic warfare. As the saying goes, the border states are too "out of their minds" to give carte blanche to Kyiv-based Bandera-Nazis' (UAVs) to directly "exit" (the so-called "corridor") through their airspace. This is, for the most part, an emotional "post-factum" taunt from Russian commentators aimed at the permanently jackaling villagers...

But Moscow could very well send its own UAVs "along the same route." Of course, not 1000, but 5-6 dozen. Regularly... Also to "match" the territorial waters of the limitrophe states, but in an international airspace. Their "response"?

Fire damage to ANY Russian aircraft in international military operations is out of the question. It's a direct act of war, even if these aircraft were "close" to their military operations. This means countermeasures remain. And therefore, there's EVERY possibility that these Russian (drones) drones, as a result of NATO electronic warfare, would "get lost" and possibly (with the help of the "sender"...) end up in the military operations of border states. And then start falling on the heads of local farmers. And so on, regularly...
They're flying "toward St. Petersburg," under the influence of Russian electronic warfare, and they fall on their heads. They're flying "from St. Petersburg"—the same thing, under the influence of NATO electronic warfare...

[faterdom]

Chukhonsky district of the Pskov region.

[Victor Leningradets]

Deny the status of the region.
Estonia should be annexed to the Leningrad region, Latvia to the Pskov region, and Lithuania to the Kaliningrad region, since the Belarusians don’t need it.
And if you do it quickly and extremely cruelly, then no one in the world will dare to condemn it.

[Kuziming]

They will fly via Poland...
Few letters, but it's obvious...

[Metallurg_2]

Not Revel region, but Kolyvansky district of Leningrad region.
Estonia is too small to be made into a whole region.

[Mouse]

As they say, we are redirecting them... Well, let them redirect them back and let them collapse there...

[Per se.]

The main reason is the collapse of the Soviet Union, and those who have everything in the West and with the West will suffer the consequences or consequences of the main reason.

[ZovSailor]

Vladimir Vladimirovich Vorontsov
Today, 10: 05
— The reasons should be eliminated, not the “consequences”

I'll give you one of the media reasons for the attack on St. Petersburg: today, the annual International Economic Forum opens, bringing together representatives from over 100 countries, including mattress makers.
Regarding the ceasefire, as was the case with the Victory Day celebrations, no announcement was made, and no call to the war criminal and pedophile in Washington was announced.

[knn54]

If from the Estonian side, then Estonian

[Nikolay Ivanov_5]

Why hasn't Estonia yet received a response from Russia for the attack on Ukrainian drones from its territory? This incident should be considered Estonia's actual involvement and attack on Russia.

[mitrich]

From the window of my apartment near Victory Square, I can see a giant column of smoke rising. According to reports that the strikes hit Kronstadt, Kirovsky, and Krasnoselsky districts, this is an incoming strike in Kirovsky.
A good greeting from a drug addict to the party organizers. They didn't give us a chance to show off.
Although, by and large, the king and his servants have a big army of us for this.

[paul3390]

As MikhMikh once said, we need to fight not mold, but dampness...

[Red Hemi]

What is this!
It's time to express concern!

[Sergeant 1989]

Better with Oreshnik or Iskander.

[ARIONkrsk]

Quote: Red Hemi

What is this!
It's time to express concern!

No time, party in St. Petersburg.

[Murmur 55]

What a surprise, right? And that the Estonian authorities didn't hesitate to heed the warnings? So what now?

[Prisoner]

What do you mean? We need to express the most urgent concern and draw a double red line.

[kamarada]

We've come to this! Estonia is bombing a major nuclear power. And to put it sarcastically aside, the entire Russian government should be locked up in the trenches. And some of the most distinguished ones should be jailed. This once again demonstrates the full political potency of the thieving gang of protégés of the alcoholic struggle.

[Peter1First]

Estonia couldn't care less about "your" problems, just like Kazakhstan, through which those same drones are flying to target Siberian oil refineries and defense industries. Legally, they did everything right—they declared an air raid alert (like they were attacking us and it wasn't our fault). But if those drones were transiting through us—again, it's "your" problem.

[Elephant]

We need to turn on reverse movement. During an enemy attack along this same corridor, launch our drones, which don't necessarily have to be labeled "Made in Russia."

[alexoff]

Quote: Kamarada

But without sarcasm, all Russian authorities should be put in the trenches.

Wherever they sit, there will be a mass surrender and a frontline breakthrough. And if they are placed next to every soldier, it's unlikely the authorities will understand anything at all.

[Dedok]

In total, more than 50 drones were shot down, several people were injured, there are no casualties.

The state's image suffered in front of those arriving at the SPIEF...

[mitrich]

There's no face there for a long time. Neither in "his" country, nor, especially, in the coveted West.
The elite have been hanging around there for a long time, and they don't cause anything but disgust.

[pharmacist]

The Estonian authorities, of course, have nothing to do with it. Something flew through their territory at low altitude, and who the hell knows what or where, they're all white and fluffy. And we'll pretend to believe them, maybe give them a little scolding... How annoying this whole thing is.

[Murmur 55]

pharmacist And, yes, they are great guys, they issued the alarm and announced the flight ban for ALL to hear, and now they seem to be really not involved, they themselves are victims of Ukraine's "treachery", but there is a high probability that these UAVs were launched from Estonian territory itself and Estonian specialists may have acted without the help of Ukrainian Armed Forces specialists.

[Nikolay Ivanov_5]

In this case, Estonia must be held fully accountable. Estonia's actual participation in the attack on Russia cannot be ignored.

[Per se.]

Quote from Pharmacist

The Estonian authorities, of course, have nothing to do with it. Something flew through their territory at low altitude.

"They scare us with plates,
They say they're vile and fly."...

[paul3390]

And we thought they were attacking from Mongolia... And then, lo and behold – Estonia! I wonder – what else do the Westerners have to do to finally make our leaders stop their criminal sniveling? Drop a drone in the guarantor's personal toilet?

[Murmur 55]

paul3390 No one here will be able to answer this question for you.

[paul3390]

I think - from those not present too...

[guest]

Quote: paul3390

I think - from those not present too...

Of course they won't give it to him, but at least they know him.

[alexoff]

Quote: paul3390

Drop a drone into the guarantor's personal toilet?

They tried to hit the residence in Valdai. It didn't work, the chewing continues.

[mitrich]

Regarding the water closet, such an action wouldn't hurt. Maybe then he'll come to his senses. Otherwise, he's deaf, blind, and helpless to the interests of the country and its people.
Only their own selfish interests are at stake, as well as those of the boyars and their servants.

[Vasilenko Vladimir]

And the Persians simply destroyed all their neighbors' bases.

[Murmur 55]

Vasilenko Vladimir , and they were not at all interested in the opinions of these neighbors and what kind of peoples live near these neighbors.

[paul3390]

So I'm saying - maybe it's time to ask them for an ayatollah to reign? At least that Fabergé will have some in stock... Although... We could probably invite the Kims too... And what - we had a German dynasty, now we'll have a Korean one...

[ANB]

We could probably invite the Kims too.

I've already suggested it.

[paul3390]

So, the Ayatollah or Kim? Should we start collecting signatures for the petition?

[ANB]

Kim. The Ayatollah is over the top. There's too much religion, and we hardly have any Shiites.
:)

[paul3390]

That's good - there will be fewer of our own to drag along. Although, personally, I'm also leaning toward Kim.

[She34]

I'm for Kim! He won't hesitate! He has no red lines or fraternal nations!

[Vasilenko Vladimir]

Quote from Ella34

I'm for Kim!

I agree, he'll send all the bokhers to work

[Evgeny_4]

Quote: Vasilenko Vladimir

And the Persians simply destroyed all their neighbors' bases.

The Persians are great.
Their top brass has no capital, citizenship, children, or villas abroad.
And the most surprising thing is that Persians rule at the top there. Unlike here, where the Jewish Khaganate has entrenched itself, ignoring the Russians themselves and pursuing its own interests...

[esoteric]

The Persian elite wasn't entirely bought out by the West. And their children and their families don't live in the countries where they envision their future while their parents toil away for the benefit of the country they happily left.
And the Iranian generals weren't entirely thieves. And Iran was well prepared for war, not just for pretty parades.

[ARIONkrsk]

Quote: Vasilenko Vladimir

And the Persians simply destroyed all their neighbors' bases.

Even if we start by launching our drones to the Ukrainian countryside through Estonia, it would already be good, let them howl, I’m dreaming, he’s not like that, it’s just a shame for the whole country.

[mitrich]

I never thought I'd admire the actions of Iran's ayatollahs. They turned out to be men with their teeth.
I think the Walls of Action are considered stupid, not weighed, not thought out and bringing only losses to personal pockets.

[Idle_piston]

[QuoteThe Ukrainian drones that attacked St. Petersburg approached the city from Estonia.] [/ Quote]
When Russia's military-political leadership is in the "pretend nothing is happening and wait for it to resolve itself" mode, the location of the UAV launch plays no role.

[Zoldat_A]

I'm not a rocket scientist. The only time I've seen a drone was when I was launching a Chinese toy from the palm of my hand in a field near our dacha with my then-school-age son over 10 years ago.
But I'm fine with geometry and geography. So, please, someone with some insight, explain which of the drones' routes striking Leningrad and its environs is the most likely.
And if this route turns out to be the most obviously optimal one - Should we consider Estonia as a state that has clearly entered into a war with us? With all the consequences and consequences.

[paul3390]

The most optimal option would be to launch drones directly from Estonian territory. Which is what most likely happens. It's highly unlikely that the Poles would allow Ukrobombers to pass through.

[Apis1962]

Today, around four o'clock, I saw a Ukropribambas. It was flying at about 400 meters from Koporye through Sisto-Palkino into the bay. It was probably going about 200 kilometers.
Next time I go on a hike, I'll take my smartphone for photos.

[colonel57]

Ukraine's existing drones can reach St. Petersburg and have a range of up to 2500 km. Reducing the munition's weight allows for increased fuel weight, but aerodynamics dictate takeoff weight—there's no getting around it, pilots will understand. They take off from western Ukraine, via Poland, Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia. It's possible they're launched from the Baltic states.

[Zoldat_A]

And further.

Ukrainian drones that attacked St. Petersburg have reached the city. from Estonia.

When did they see it coming from Estonia? Was it determined by the direction from which it struck the target? Drones, for example, flew at our oil refinery. If you take the last hundred meters of the trajectory, from the direction of Chelyabinsk—so, as I understand it, that's not the method.
Tracked from the border? And if they did track from the border, couldn't they have tracked them at least a few dozen kilometers beyond the border?

And doesn't this monitoring data justify the need to destroy the unmanned threat from Estonia, along with Estonia, ONCE AND FOR ALL? As a warning to others...

[credo]

I'm not a rocket scientist. The only time I've seen a drone was when I was launching a Chinese toy from the palm of my hand in a field near our dacha with my then-school-age son over 10 years ago.
But I'm fine with geometry and geography. So, please, someone with some insight, explain which of the drones' routes striking Leningrad and its environs is the most likely.

The most likely one is the short one, that is, from the territory of Estonia, or more precisely from NATO military bases.
At the Russian level, 99% of the country's population is aware of this, and only 1 percent of the elite constantly claim the opposite, trying to convince us that they are flying from Ukraine.

[Zoldat_A]

!

Quote: credo

and only 1 percent of the chosen ones constantly claim the opposite, trying to assure us that they are flying from Ukraine.

I can even guess where this one percent works... THERE?

[vrednyi_den]

Neither of them fly. There are three options:
1. Launch from Estonian territory itself, although I would bet on a launch from the Moonsund Islands so that there would be an excuse like "they arrived from the sea and passed through in transit."
2. Launch from a civilian vessel in the Baltic Sea with a flyby over Estonia
3. Flight along the route Poland - Suwalki Corridor to Lithuania - Lithuania - Latvia _ Estonia.
But the third option is highly unlikely, given how many flights are currently arriving via the Leningrad Oblast; at least some of them should land in Poland due to the refusal. And there's no news on this matter at all.

[Zoldat_A]

Quote: vrednyi_den

1. Launch from Estonian territory itself, although I would bet on a launch from the Moonsund Islands so that there would be an excuse like "they arrived from the sea and passed through in transit."

Quote: Zoldat_A

Tracked from the border? And if they did track from the border, couldn't they have tracked them at least a few dozen kilometers beyond the border?

[Fan-fan]

Not necessarily via Estonia. Most likely, the drones bypassed Estonia by sea and entered the Gulf of Finland. Sea travel is even more convenient—they can fly lower than over land. However, the drones would definitely have to fly over Poland. But I have a feeling the Poles and the Balts won't be too upset; on the contrary, they'll be pleased.

[next322]

Hmm... A strike even on the naval base of Kronstadt, with vessels that have no analogues in the world, but are only suitable for amusing parades and entertaining the Kremlin bohemians; it’s hard to call them ships...

[Olegi1]

Hmm... A strike even on the naval base of Kronstadt, with vessels that have no analogues in the world, but are only suitable for amusing parades and entertaining the Kremlin bohemians; it’s hard to call them ships...

There, as I understand it, the oil refinery was hit. Since the toy boats I personally saw in Kronstadt a couple of weeks ago pose no threat to anyone, there's no point in attacking them.

[esoteric]

The claim that Estonia and other Baltic countries don't know drones are being launched from their territory is simply ridiculous. Everyone knows, especially NATO leadership, and they fully support those launching these drones.

Here we must admit that even the alcoholic Boris had more determination than the current geostrategic grandfather.

[Patrick134]

"Les drones ukrainiens qui ont attaqué Saint-Pétersbourg ont approché la ville depuis l'Estonie." Si la Russie n'est pas capable de répliquer conformément au droit de poursuite, elle n'a qu'à permettre à l'Iran d'installer une base près de ses frontières avec les chiwawas baltes, qui se chargera de répliquer.


"The Ukrainian drones that attacked St. Petersburg approached the city from the direction of Estonia." If Russia is unable to retaliate in accordance with its right of pursuit, it should simply allow Iran to establish a base near its borders with the Baltic states, which will then take care of the retaliatory measures.

[oleg_627]

What nonsense, people are dying all over the country from Western drones. Either Ukrainian or Western drones are flying from Estonia to St. Petersburg, and our leadership is bowing to the West and holding a legal forum as if everything is fine here, but how are we going to be held accountable for the red lines?

[Hamburger]

Diese „Spezialoperation“ wird entweder in einen noch viel größeren Krieg übergehen oder sie wird mit der Niederlage Russlands enden. Das scheint mir immer offensichtlicher zu sein. So oder so steuern wir fast unaufhaltsam auf eine Katastrophe zu. Oder?

[goland72]

Ihr Deutschen bewegt euch schon lange in Richtung Katastrophe. Noch aus der Zeit, als nicht alle Nazis nach dem Großen Vaterländischen Krieg aufgehängt wurden.

You Germans have been heading toward disaster for a long time now. Ever since the days when not all the Nazis were hanged after the Great Patriotic War.

[Hamburger]

Das mag sein, aber ohne Nazis hätten wir immer noch den US-Imperialismus mit seinen Hintermännern und Lakaien.

Nun stellt sich die Frage: Wie kommen wir aus der jetzigen verfahrenen Situation heraus?

[Garris199]

Vartant 1:
Using the American method, eliminate the top brass of countries that are indirectly at war with us, and maybe someone smarter will come in their place.
2. Begin to strike European refineries, oil terminals, and energy facilities.
It's just that in Europe the lid has flown off due to impunity.

[Per se.]

Quote: Hamburger

Das mag sein, aber ohne Nazis hätten wir immer noch den US-Imperialismus mit seinen Hintermännern und Lakaien.

Der Untergang der Sowjetunion und der Untergang der DDR. Jetzt sind sowohl Russland als auch Deutschland unter den Angelsachsen. Lassen Sie sich nicht wieder aus sich machen Kanonenfutter.

[goland72]

Und jetzt haben Sie sowohl Nazis als auch Imperialismus. Die Nazis an der Macht stopfen ihre Taschen, und die einfachen Bürger denken, dass es sie nicht betrifft.

And now you have both Nazis and imperialism. The Nazis in power line their pockets, while ordinary citizens think it doesn't concern them.

[Akim]

Well, if drones are attacking from Estonia, then it would be logical to shoot them down in Estonian airspace. If Estonia allows its airspace to be used for attacks, then it should allow its soil to be used for debris recovery. Or not?

[Panin (midshipman)]

Quote: Akim

Well, if drones are attacking from the Estonian side, then it would be logical to shoot them down in Estonian airspace?

And they are only visible on approach.

[Tagan]

Well, if drones are attacking from the Estonian side, then it would be logical to shoot them down in Estonian airspace.

Yeah, it wouldn't be bad if it rained on their heads.

[Fan-fan]

It will be almost impossible to shoot down drones over Estonia, as the drone can only be detected at a short distance.

[lynnot]

It seems that the "revenge strikes" leave no impression.

[alanery]

They have retribution for show!

[Pantsuy_]

Quote: Lynnot

It seems that the "revenge strikes" leave no impression.

We haven't seen this retribution yet.

[WUA 518]

Quote: Zoldat_A

Who knows which of the drone routes striking Leningrad and its environs is the most likely?

Zones least covered by air defense.

[Konnick]

Quote: WUA 518

Quote: Zoldat_A

Who knows which of the drone routes striking Leningrad and its environs is the most likely?

Zones least covered by air defense.

So, from the NATO side, our borders are the least protected???

[Nastia makarova]

They're covered, but radars only see planes and missiles, not drones.

[Konnick]

Quote: Nastia Makarova

They're covered, but radars only see planes and missiles, not drones.

[Hole puncher]

Quote: Nastia Makarova

Radars only see planes and missiles, not drones.

Do you think electromagnetic waves act selectively?

[Nastia makarova]

Of course, they see big goals, but not small ones.

[Hole puncher]

Quote: Nastia Makarova

Of course, they see big goals, but not small ones.

Is the rocket smaller than the drone?

[Fan-fan]

And there are no guided missiles smaller than a drone. So Nastya is right.

[Nastia makarova]

The rocket and the drone are made of different materials, and the small rockets are also not visible

[Kuziming]

But his grenades are of the wrong system!

[goland72]

Kronstadt is one of the largest naval bases in Russia. Drones are flying past them and producing no results? I'm starting to doubt the effectiveness of the Kronstadt base's air defenses.

[Nastia makarova]

What kind of base is there?)))))) There's a port there for yachts and boats for admirals)))))

[Fan-fan]

I was in Kronstadt. There were three small military ships moored there. Each ship had a gangway leading to the pier and a guard with an AKM at the gangway. The rest of the vessels were civilian. I didn't see any air defense. A couple of sailors with AKMs were wandering around the pier, probably a patrol, and three others were at the checkpoint.

[Olegi1]

There were three small military ships moored there.

A couple of weeks ago, I finally saw two decent ships in Kronstadt: the destroyer Bespokoyny and the nuclear-powered submarine Leninsky Komsomol. But both are museums...

[Wratch]

I'm just fed up with this sniveling. If great Estonia can't control its airspace, it's not a country, it's a misunderstanding. They should issue a warning, and then launch a massive strike against the Vikings if anything flies from their side again. I don't care whose drones they are. Estonia has plenty of targets worthy of attention: utility and gas terminals, power plants, and government buildings (and why not?)

[PN]

Well, well, this is all predictable. Couldn't they have sent a couple of aircraft on patrol and let them fly along the border? And when UAVs approached, simply shot them down over Estonian territory. As if to strongly hint to the Estonians that they were already involved.

[Pantsuy_]

Quote: PN

Well, well, this is all predictable.

Inaction breeds impunity.
Akela doesn't even jump anymore.

[Fan-fan]

Old Akella, his teeth dulled, his mind clouded, but he clings to power with doomed tenacity.

[Konnick]

It was established that the drones entered the Gulf of Finland from the direction of Estonia and approached the city at an extremely low altitude to avoid detection by air defense systems.

It sounds like the beginning of a joke... no, damn, they should have launched them with fireworks specifically for our air defense.
But how did they determine it was coming from Estonia? Did they actually detect it, or is this just an excuse along the lines of "the English are being nasty?" And why not from Pskov?

[Hole puncher]

Quote: Konnick

It sounds like the beginning of a joke...

Of course... I'm drooling. It turns out we're being attacked by NATO, which is our enemy, and this direction should have been covered by air defenses a priori. Stop! This is no longer a surprise!

[Berg berg]

If the drones came from the direction of England, that means they're England's! So if Russia starts painting EU flags on drones, does that mean the EU will bomb Ukraine?

[Moneron]

But this idea with the EU flags on the wings... the more complicated the situation, the more room for maneuver.

[alanery]

Oh, what a SHAME!!! Toothless government... just blah-blah-blah...

[Eugene Zaboy]

It was established that the drones entered the Gulf of Finland from the direction of Estonia and approached the city at an extremely low altitude to avoid detection by air defense systems.

Like children playing at war. The war has been going on for four years, and the air defenses on the gulf's islands are useless. The gulf seems clear, with no obstacles, a huge number of islands—even Peter the Great built forts—so take them and use them, and fire in all directions, whether with machine guns or shlykas.

[BonchB]

I woke up in the morning, thinking it was a thunderstorm, as it thundered loudly for about an hour and a half, intermittently. I won't publish a photo, of course, but I've never seen anything like this from city windows before, only in the distance. And yesterday there was another wave of VPN blocking, but it didn't seem to help.

[Ivan Ivanov_36]

Any capitalist state doesn't care about the interests of the people. It won't protect them.
As long as Timur and his team aren't in any danger, their responses will be symbolic. And if they do, they'll simply surrender even their own interests.

[Khamzat-41]

In fact, the war with NATO is in full swing! It's not for nothing that Latvia and Estonia have provided their bases and airspace to Ukrainian nationalists...

[Sergio Vo]

"How to win a war if it suddenly turns out you're a grandpa!" by E. Prigozhie. See the video on YouTube. And nothing will change as long as grandmas are in charge.

[Hamburger]

Quote: Garris199

Vartant 1:
Using the American method, eliminate the top brass of countries that are indirectly at war with us, and maybe someone smarter will come in their place.
2. Begin to strike European refineries, oil terminals, and energy facilities.
It's just that in Europe the lid has flown off due to impunity.

Einverstanden! Aber woher nehmen wir die russische Führung, die endlich den Krieg führt?

[Hole puncher]

Something's unclear. The Baltic Fleet base must be defended from the air. From NATO. Estonia is in NATO, meaning an attack from that side is a priori expected. And why was this a surprise? Why did the naval air defenses miss the mark?

[Valery Mamai]

Not the first time! The Black Sea Fleet's air defense system probably no longer exists.
At least there we have a common sea.
And the Baltic Sea is far from Ruin, and it’s shameful to be unable to cope here!!!

[RuAbel]

Surely it's now logical and fair to shell Kyiv, even if foreign delegations are visiting there? Can we do it?

[Peace]

I don't understand why people are always surprised that Ukrainian drones and missiles are flying in from the Baltics, Finland, etc.
Ukraine signed mutual military assistance agreements with all of these countries (almost all NATO members and the United Kingdom) several years ago, and these agreements cover more than just the supply of equipment or information. They also cover the event that one of the parties to the agreement is attacked.
So, from a legal point of view, this is completely normal – we are talking about official allies of Ukraine.
And thanks to these treaties, Ukraine is effectively a NATO member; all that remains is to formally record this in some document. And practically no one can interfere with this.
When these treaties were signed, as well as when Finland joined NATO (its bases are 70 km from St. Petersburg), no one from Russia even officially protested. And Russia has no other means to prevent this.
Therefore, it is necessary to accept the situation as it is (unfortunately), come to terms with it and, most importantly, take countermeasures.
Any discussions are just ordinary propaganda for voters.

[Father of papa carlo]

Draw a new line!

[Kuziming]

Wow, what cunning drones!
Above the sea, and at a low altitude at that!
They're nasty, bad guys, we won't be friends with them, ugh!
And they also deliberately attacked our Window to Europe, we are our own, bourgeois!
After all, they could have hit our fleet the same way, and it is honest and correct, everything is according to the regulations and logs, but these bad guys attacked straight from the sea.
Who could have expected this?
On the naval base from the sea side - nooooooo!
We don’t have any floating air defense batteries there, no detection equipment, no buoys with microphones, no radar on aerostatics, not even a ferry with a machine gun/anti-aircraft gun and acoustic reconnaissance.
Cry-cry, whine-whine...

[kventinasd]

Quote from Kuziming

After all, they could have hit our fleet like that.

Well, they're in trouble. Baltic fleet ships and an oil depot near St. Petersburg are burning in Kronstadt. The internet is already full of videos of incoming attacks, filmed by attacking enemy drones.

[Fan-fan]

We don’t have any floating air defense batteries there, no detection equipment, no buoys with microphones, no radar on aerostatics.

But they built thousands of churches all over Russia, they hosted the Olympics lavishly, they built a bunch of expensive stadiums for the World Cup, and how gloriously we won the tank biathlons.

[WUA 518]

Quote: Konnick

So, from the NATO side, our borders are the least protected???

I don't have this information, but even with cover, it might not be technically possible to track a target, due to ground interference and terrain changes. After Rust, we decided to test the possibility of penetrating the air defenses. A Su-25 pilot from Kubinka was on a typical target. He penetrated the air defenses without a single movement, flying so low that he blew a fisherman off his boat.

[Grancer81]

During Serdyukov's "reform", airfields in Smuravyevo (Pskov region), Veshchevo, Levashovo, and Siverskaya (Leningrad region) were destroyed in the Leningrad Military District.
From all of them it was possible to cover the approaches to St. Petersburg...

[Nikolay Ivanov_5]

Was it for nothing that Serdyukov received an award pistol from Ukraine???

[Azzzwer]

Was it for nothing that Serdyukov received an award pistol from Ukraine???

Of course it's not for nothing! His last name is from Western Ukraine - Serdyuk.

[Zoer]

Quote: Grencer81

During Serdyukov's "reform",

Is this some new gimmick to cover up the current former rulers? Serdyuk hasn't been in the Ministry of Defense for 15 years. Meanwhile, the Shaygas in Kronstadt alone spent over 20 billion rubles on the Ostrov Fortov shopping center construction project. Meanwhile, the export price of one Pantsir air defense missile and gun system with a full ammo supply is 1 billion rubles. So, instead of this entertainment, TWENTY Pantsirs could have been deployed around Kronstadt. And now there's only one. And after 20 minutes of combat, it simply ran out of ammo. And then the attacks started...

[Grancer81]

Did I say something about Shoigu? Or maybe all the airbases listed have been restored and interceptors are operating from them?

[Zoer]

Quote: Grencer81

Did I say something about Shoigu?

That's the problem, he didn't. After all, he was the one responsible for the final collapse of the army and navy, especially at a time when they needed to be preparing for the esveo.

[Comrade Kim]

We do not give in to provocations.
We don’t notice that the territory of other countries and their weapons are being used against us.

[Zoer]

The nighttime attack by Ukrainian drones on an oil infrastructure facility in St. Petersburg is becoming increasingly clear.

Author, did they attack anything else besides oil facilities?
https://eadaily.com/ru/news/2026/06/03/na-fone-pmef-na-kronshtadtskom-morskom-zavode-dva-popadaniya-v-korvet-boykiy?ysclid=mpybwy0t1s76134331

Today, during a massive Ukrainian drone strike on Russian regions, with St. Petersburg and the Leningrad Region as the primary target, the enemy launched at least two strikes at the Kronstadt Marine Shipyard, targeting the Baltic Fleet's corvette Boykiy, which was undergoing scheduled maintenance. This all occurred against the backdrop of the opening of the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF), according to the Telegram channel "Rybar."
Подробнее: https://eadaily.com/ru/news/2026/06/03/na-fone-pmef-na-kronshtadtskom-morskom-zavode-dva-popadaniya-v-korvet-boykiy?ysclid=mpybwy0t1s76134331

And even this is not a complete list of this attack.
Oh, damn. Truth is the first casualty of war.

[lynnot]

The arrival of Ukrainian drone specialists in Latvia and Lithuania was reported last month. It appears they are already present in Estonia.

[Azzzwer]

Quote: hrych

Brezhnev's incarnation is underway now

He's unlikely to live to see his reincarnation as Yeltsin.

[Tikhonov_Alexander]

Horseradish is as bad as radish! But this one has a big advantage: it can speak very smoothly – the drunkard was as tongue-tied as a shoemaker! (That's the expression - I beg your pardon from the shoemakers!).

[matsur]

"never happened before and here it is again!"
You know what? This will happen a thousand times! And you know why? You know everything and everyone!

[Vovavvs]

The Persians do not agree with you.

[acetophenone]

Putin didn't think to ask Trump to declare a truce during the forum – and that's what caused the scandal!

[Anyuta Glorious]

In fact, nothing surprises me anymore.
It won't get any better. Right now, they're launching 300 drones somewhere, and soon they'll start launching 700 over Russia. It's no wonder Ukraine signed an agreement with Denmark to produce drones. But we're not like that...

[Vovavvs]

It turns out that "their people," particularly Nabiullina, were warned about the strikes... It's strange that the rest haven't fled yet for another trip abroad...

[Plowman]

Israel destroyed part of Lebanon, justifying the preemptive strike by claiming it was defending itself from Hasbollah, claiming it had camps there. And everyone is keeping quiet. The Estonians rightly raised the alarm, fearing a strike to destroy Ukrainian drones.

[Dmitry Smirnov_2]

Israel is the worst example, they are genocidal

[Ivanenko_Alexey]

It seems we need to restore the forts of World War I: Krasnaya Gorka and Ino. The objectives are the same: to protect St. Petersburg from the waters of the Gulf of Finland.

[Dmitry Smirnov_2]

The question is why they haven’t been restored yet, it’s been 5 years, and who was thinking about what?

[reframing]

Uncle Petya, are you?
There is nothing worse than being on the defensive.

[roosei]

I read this in one of the materials published at https://k-politika.ru/eto-uzhe-napadenie-stran-nato-na-rossiyu/?utm_source=warfiles.ru :

Let's remember that Europe is indeed demonstratively ignoring Russian warnings of "retaliatory strikes" announced for the terrorist attack in Starobilsk and for the Ukrainian Armed Forces' strikes on critical Russian infrastructure, and is ignoring Moscow's calls for diplomatic missions to leave the Ukrainian capital. Moreover, in response to these calls, various contingents of European politicians have begun visiting Kyiv one after another. Today, NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte arrived, where he publicly supported the shelling of St. Petersburg during the SPIEF, cynically pointing out that it required the "permission" of Kyiv's former clown, Volodymyr Zelenskyy.

By choosing shame, the government received double the shame and, along with it, war. Until we start slaughtering all the scum, including the Tusks, nothing will change for the better, except perhaps in the General Staff reports...

[Dmitry Smirnov_2]

You have to understand that the officials have children and finances abroad, and that is why all their affairs are going this way,

[u4gr8Kk6p8]

They came from Moscow and were launched from Red Square.

[eleronn]

Have concerns already been expressed?

[reframing]

The Kremlin is sadly whining.

[esso]

Up to 1000 drones are flying into Ukraine every day. Russia, like a noble musketeer, asks its neighbors what is and isn't allowed. Ukraine is a rabid boar on steroids. While we're hitting it with spears, we should be using buckshot. Further afield, in the Baltics, Poland, and Finland, there are approximately 300 or more crashed drones. The leaders of these countries aren't asked whether they want this or not. Their leaders are puppets, telling their populations fairy tales about Russian aggression, maintaining the image of Ukraine as poor. Lukashenko is also playing around, saying, "Don't drag us into this." It's understandable, but he keeps coming for the money. In fact, bureaucracy and politicians (political risks) are preventing the military from fighting. So it's time to shoot down the drones over the Baltics. This will be enough for the local population to panic...

[Sergey_Kokorin]

I'm glad we've given an adequate response. While we previously expressed "deep concern," now we express "strong condemnation," as Maria Psaki—sorry, I was mistaken, Zakharova—said.

[torbas41]

The Ukrainian drones that attacked St. Petersburg approached the city from the direction of Estonia.

Which is true from Estonia, but I thought from Burkina Faso.