Stories from Saint Petersburg · Russia

Ukraine attacked Russia's second-largest city, St. Petersburg, with one source suggesting this was the closest attack to Putin's location. Russia experienced an unusual daytime attack involving approximately 400 drones and bombers launching missiles.

Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov stated that the 'special military operation' continues to prevent attacks on St. Petersburg. Russian President Putin is expected to host participants from numerous countries at the meeting.

The JSC Petersburg Oil Terminal in St. Petersburg, Russia, with explosions reported in Kronshtadt and over the city. The terminal is one of the largest oil product transshipment points in the Baltic region.

Russia is launching a new book series titled 'Library of Peoples' this year, featuring translations of Russian literature. The initiative aims to make Russian works accessible to a wider audience.

The St. Petersburg International Economic Forum, scheduled from June 3rd to 6th, will focus on pragmatic dialogue towards a stable future. The event aims to bring together leaders and experts to address current global economic challenges. Discussions will center on navigating global economic challenges and fostering resilience. Key economic figures are participating in the forum.

The Dzerzhinsky District Court in St.

Russian security forces have successfully dismantled a secret drug manufacturing laboratory in St.

A 46-year-old businessman from the village of Gorbunki in the Leningrad region was detained at the Hermitage Museum.

A Russian resistance movement known as 'Black Spark' claims responsibility for attacks on a Russian ship and two gas pipelines near St.

Russian footballer Arshavin has had a child.