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Ust-Luga port (oil and products)

Ust-Luga port (oil and products) is currently damaged (since March 25, 2026): Strikes in late March damaged eight product tanks, about a quarter of storage, and some berths, and oil loadings stopped from Mar 25 until Apr 4 (Reuters). Loadings were about 0.6 mb/d in the first half of May (Reuters). On Aug 14 Novatek's gas condensate complex at the port was damaged (Reuters, industry sources). Loading status after May not verified.

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

Sources: Baird Maritime (Reuters) — Russia resumes oil exports from Ust-Luga port despite drone strikes · Yahoo Finance (Reuters) — Exclusive: Russia's Primorsk oil terminal lost 40% of storage to drone attacks, satellite images show · Baird Maritime (Reuters) — Russia pumps more oil through western ports despite drone attacks · BOE Report (Reuters) — Ukraine's attacks on Russian energy sites: what has been hit?

Overview

Russia (Leningrad region). ~700,000 bpd of crude, plus oil products. Baltic export port that also hosts Novatek's gas condensate complex.

Capacity: 700 kb/d (nameplate); Crude loading capacity. Source: Baird Maritime (Reuters) — Russia resumes oil exports from Ust-Luga port despite drone strikes, as of April 8, 2026.

Geopolitical context

Russia's second Baltic oil outlet after Primorsk, exporting 32.9 million tonnes in 2025 (Reuters). Ukrainian drones have struck it repeatedly since March 2026.

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