The Situation in Ukraine's Metallurgical Industry Has Been the Worst Since World War II.
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Russia ' s missile attacks have halted the work of key metallurgical industries, and the consequences are already well beyond the industry itself.
Kametstal in Kamenskoe, which supplied more than a quarter of Ukraine's steel production in 2025, stopped after being hit by five ballistic missiles
The situation in Ukrainian metallurgy is the most difficult since World War II — AP
Russian attacks halted metallurgical enterprises and restricted exports through ports. In Ukraine, the shortage of budget resources has worsened, AP reports. Record Russian strikes on factories and ports have exacerbated the financial crisis in Ukraine — AP will first appear on Ukrainian Mirror.
Russian strikes on Ukrainian industry deal serious blows. The smelting of steel has stopped, and the blocking of ports leads to disastrous consequences for the agricultural industry. 🇺🇦💔 How long will Ukraine withstand this pressure? Let's analyze the situation together. 📉
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