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Shutdown of steel plants threatens Ukraine with $5 billion export loss

Due to the cessation of metal production operations caused by Russian attacks, Ukraine could lose $5 billion in export revenue in 2026–2027. The country will also have to spend an additional $1.5 billion on steel imports.

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Shutdown of steel plants threatens Ukraine with $5 billion export loss

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