One person was killed and five injured in a Ukrainian drone attack on St. Petersburg, governor Alexander Beglov said on Sunday.
He added that fires had broken out at the St. Petersburg oil terminal, an oil depot and industrial warehouses.
Russian e-commerce company Ozon said that its logistics hub in St. Petersburg was on fire.
The internet company VK said that its data center in the Leningrad region had been attacked by drones, adding that services were available to users as normal.
Russian air defense units downed 1,015 Ukrainian drones over Russian regions overnight, the Russian Defense Ministry said.
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