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Russian strikes on Ukrainian industry, energy, and transport

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Russian military operations against Ukrainian maritime infrastructure, industrial sites, and logistics have intensified. Moscow’s priority remains halting the maritime delivery of military equipment, ammunition, and fuel. Recent strikes in the port of Yuzhny targeted a tanker-type vessel carrying fuel and lubricants, while strikes in the Odesa region hit trucks transporting military cargo. Escalating attacks on Odesa ports have severely disrupted grain exports, a critical sector accounting for over half of Ukraine’s export revenue. Farmers face potential losses estimated at up to $2.5 billion this year as harvest quantities lack buyers or storage space. The disruption has led to a more than 90 percent drop in weekly shipments of grains and oilseeds since early July, forcing a shift toward more expensive land and river routes. Russian forces have expanded their targeting of logistics and maritime assets. Recent operations include strikes ~~included two~~ on dry cargo ships ~~at sea~~ near ~~Odesa, infrastructure at the port of Izmail,~~ Odesa and Chernomorsk, the ‘Bloom’ logistics ~~center in~~ center, and the ~~Odesa region.~~ Mikulichi warehouse. In ~~the Kyiv region, a strike reportedly damaged~~ October 2026, Russia reported striking the ~~Mikulichi logistics warehouse, allegedly~~ Palba Mill Print facility in Kyiv, used for ~~storing attack drones. In the Buzkyi Liman, a dry cargo ship delivering military~~ missile and ~~dual-use cargo to Nikolaev was also targeted. Recent operations~~ drone production, and a workshop for uncrewed boats in Chernomorsk. Maritime strikes have also ~~hit~~ targeted vessels in the ~~Fim Service logistics center, UAV assembly workshops, and major metallurgical plants like ArcelorMittal Kryvyi Rih~~ Buzkyi Liman and ~~Zaporizhstal.~~ various bulk carriers intended for military supply. Russia has also escalated strikes against digital and energy ~~infrastructure, targeting~~ infrastructure. Since early September, systematic physical attacks on data centers in Kyiv and ~~Odesa~~ Odesa—such as ‘ATM Ukrsibbank’ and TeNet—have aimed to ‘disrupt the flow of information and destabilize daily life’. ~~Intensified~~ These strikes ~~against~~ impact essential services including banking, government registries, and telecommunications. Concurrently, intensified attacks on electrical substations and energy facilities have caused widespread power outages and water ~~disruptions. In Kyiv, attacks on high-voltage substations and bridges over~~ disruptions, which the ~~Dnipro have forced~~ UN Commission of Inquiry suggests may constitute war crimes as the ~~city into a ‘survival mode’ with metro shutdowns and emergency power management.~~ heating season begins.

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