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Primorsk oil terminal

Primorsk oil terminal is currently damaged (since March 22, 2026): Drone strikes on Mar 22–23 set storage tanks on fire and stopped loadings until Mar 26. Satellite images showed at least eight tanks damaged, at least 40% of the port's storage (Reuters). It is loading: crude shipments were just over 1.1 mb/d in the first half of May (Reuters, LSEG data), with fuel loadings below capacity. Repair of the tanks has not been reported. Status after May not verified.

Updated October 11, 2026 · View on the live map →

Sources: Yahoo Finance (Reuters) — Exclusive: Russia's Primorsk oil terminal lost 40% of storage to drone attacks, satellite images show · Baird Maritime (Reuters) — Russia restarts Primorsk oil exports at reduced capacity following drone attack · Baird Maritime (Reuters) — Russia pumps more oil through western ports despite drone attacks

Overview

Russia (Leningrad region). Transneft. ~1 million bpd of crude. Russia's largest Baltic crude export port, with crude and diesel storage.

Capacity: 1 mb/d (nameplate); Crude handling capacity. Source: Yahoo Finance (Reuters) — Exclusive: Russia's Primorsk oil terminal lost 40% of storage to drone attacks, satellite images show, as of April 2, 2026.

Geopolitical context

Russia's main Baltic outlet for crude. Ukrainian drone strikes on Baltic and Black Sea ports in March 2026, together with a pipeline closure and tanker seizures, took about 40% of Russia's oil export capacity offline for a time (Reuters).

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