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Two plants make 70% of Ukraine’s steel. Russia hit both. Then ports closed, rail costs rose 30%, and the EU’s carbon tax kicked in
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Two plants make 70% of Ukraine’s steel. Russia hit both. Then ports closed, rail costs rose 30%, and the EU’s carbon tax kicked in
The head of Ukraine's largest steel plant says the government needs a single rescue document with deadlines and assigned agencies, because each problem stalls when handled alone.
·Kyiv, Ukraine
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In five weeks, the plant has survived four missile strikes, and the latest attack has called into question the safe resumption of production
·Kyiv, Ukraine
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Steel production in Ukraine has fallen by ninety percent, with the largest metallurgical plants shutting down. This is the result of systematic bombing by Russia, which has targeted steel mills, ports, trade centers, border crossings, and locomotives.
·Čestlice, Czechia
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