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Russian strikes have damaged factories, warehouses, ports and railways, increasing pressure on Ukraine ' s economy and threatening the budget.
Ukraine's steel industry is effectively dead after Russian ballistic missile strikes knocked out all three remaining large steelworks (Zaporizhstal, Kametstal, ArcelorMittal Kryvyi Rih) since August
Metinvest:As of today, Ukraine no longer has a steel industry.The plants produced ~90% of remaining output, employed 15,000+, and had already shrunk from 21Mt pre-war to 7.4Mt in 2025.August output crashed 57% year-on-year; September will be worse.The...
The Financial Times reported that Russian missile attacks since August have shut down Ukraine's three remaining major steel mills, severely reducing production in this sector of the Ukrainian economy.
Three major metallurgical enterprises in Ukraine, which accounted for about 90% of steel production, stopped work after Russian missile strikes. This is reported by Forbes Ukraine with reference to the Financial Times, Metinvest and ArcelorMittal. As noted, at the beginning of September, the Russian...
The three largest remaining metallurgical enterprises in Ukraine ceased operation after the Russian missile strikes, together providing 90 per cent of the steel production in the country, writing Financial Times with reference to Metintest and ArcelorMittal.
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