Three largest metallurgical plants in Ukraine stopped working after Russian attacks. An entire industry is under threat
In early September, Russia launched ballistic missile strikes on plants in the Zaporizhzhia and Dnipropetrovsk regions. They accounted for 90% of steel production in Ukraine.
As a result of the attacks, 17 workers died, and the entire steel industry is under threat.
As Oleksandr Vodoviz, head of the office of the CEO of Metinvest, noted in a Financial Times article, Russia knew exactly where to strike — the blast furnaces of the enterprises became the targets of the strikes.
“There is no longer a steel industry in Ukraine,” Vodoviz stated.
According to him, it is now unknown how long it will take to restore production. The shutdown of the enterprises could have significant economic consequences.
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