St Petersburg Smells War as Russian Refineries Under Ukrainian Attack
St Petersburg residents are experiencing a 'smell of war' as Ukraine launches attacks on Russian refineries, prompting fears of escalation in the conflict. The strikes have been felt in St Petersburg, President Vladimir Putin's hometown and Russia's second-largest city.
The 'smell of war' is hitting close to home for residents of St Petersburg as Ukraine's military targets Russian refineries, including those in the city where President Vladimir Putin was born. The attacks have brought the conflict closer to Russia's second-largest city, prompting concerns among locals. The strikes are seen as a sign that the war is escalating and could potentially spread beyond Ukraine. As a result, many are bracing themselves for the consequences of the conflict on their doorstep.
