Russian troops have likely changed the priorities of strikes and are trying to prevent not only sea, but also land exports of Ukrainian grain and other goods.
This conclusion was made by analysts at the Institute for the Study of War (ISW). UA.NEWS reports, the PromPolitInform portal reports.
According to their data, one of such targets was the bridge in the village of Mayaki in the Odessa region, which passes through the Dniester near the border with Moldova. It is this route that Ukraine uses as one of the alternative export routes after restrictions on sea communication.
ISW notes that Russia has intensified attacks on Ukraine’s export infrastructure since July 2026, seeking to weaken the Ukrainian economy.
Recall that the oilseed market in Ukraine has slumped after the attacks on ports.
Cucumbers and borscht vegetables have become cheaper in Ukraine.
