US EditionThe Chemistry of Risk: How Attacks on “Azot” Threaten Europe’s Food Security
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The Chemistry of Risk: How Attacks on “Azot” Threaten Europe’s Food Security
In the early morning of June 8th, an alarming drone buzz echoed once again in the skies over Russia’s Tula Region: for the second time this month, Ukrainian unmanned aerial vehicles struck one of the largest chemical plants in Russia and Europe — the “NAK Azot” plant in Novomoskovsk. The first attack had occurred on May 24th. This strike could become a turning point not only in the energy and industrial confrontation between Moscow and Kyiv but …
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