The Only City Putin FEARED Losing… Ukraine ATTACKED It

On June 3, 2026, Ukrainian long-range drones flew more than 1,000 kilometers to strike the Petersburg Oil Terminal in St. Petersburg, setting it ablaze on the opening day of the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum — the Kremlin's flagship "Russia's Davos" event, with Vladimir Putin scheduled to speak and a Saudi delegation among 20,000 attendees. This video reconstructs the strike from inside the lead drone: how Russia's GPS-spoofing electronic warfare failed against the Lyutyi's machine-vision and inertial navigation, how a strained Pantsir-S1 air defense network — short on interceptors and lacking airburst gun rounds — was saturated by a swarm laced with decoys, how new ZAK-30 automated gun modules and Ka-52M helicopters tried and failed to close the gap, and how the drone's AI re-acquired its target through the smoke of an earlier hit to put a warhead through the netting and into a fuel tank. We break down GPS spoofing, inertial navigation, machine-vision terminal guidance, saturation tactics, anti-drone netting, and the pre-notched fragmentation warhead — and why, in the end, the smoke on the skyline mattered more than the oil underneath it. #ukraine #russia #beyondmilitary Credits: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1b...