Ukrainian drones strike targets in Russia’s St. Petersburg for a second time, according to multiple reports. The attacks occur a day after Russian President Vladimir Putin rejects an offer of talks from Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. Deutsche Welle and The West Australian both describe the strikes as involving drones aimed at locations in St. Petersburg and, in one account, the surrounding region as well. The reports present the drone activity and Putin’s refusal of the proposed talks as closely linked in timing, but they do not provide further detail in the supplied excerpts about the specific targets, scale of damage, or casualties. The coverage also does not include any direct statements from Russian or Ukrainian authorities beyond the referenced rejection of talks by Putin. Overall, the information shared across outlets centers on (1) a renewed drone attack on St. Petersburg and (2) Putin’s decision not to engage in the proposed dialogue with Kyiv.