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Russian Airstrikes: Russia Has Shifted Its Priorities and Is Targeting Businesses
The occupiers are increasingly targeting warehouses, logistics centers, and commercial facilities in an attempt to weaken Ukraine’s economic rear as they fail to achieve significant gains on the front lines.
Half of U.S. Companies in Ukraine Have Been Targeted by Russian Attacks - Senator’s Statement
Russia is deliberately targeting American businesses in Ukraine.
Drone Parade: Specifications of the UAVs That Flew Over Khreshchatyk
For the first time, 30 Ukrainian-made ground-based robotic systems of six different models took part in the Independence Day parade.
Foreigners Have Established 709 Companies in Ukraine: Who Is in the Lead?
In the first seven months of 2026, new businesses with foreign owners emerged from 65 countries, and the number of companies with Chinese beneficial owners nearly tripled.
Food Shortages in Ukraine: Will Silpo and ATB Close Due to Airstrikes?
Russian attacks on distribution centers have disrupted the usual logistics operations of supermarkets, but food is not expected to disappear completely from the shelves.
Ukrainian and Danish Companies to Jointly Produce Drones: Details
TAF Industries and Upteko have agreed to join forces to develop and manufacture FPV drones.
Ukrainian Steel Industry Loses EU Market: Steel Exports May Decline
New EU restrictions on steel imports pose additional risks for Ukrainian steelmakers, who are already grappling with the consequences of the war and rising logistics costs.
Ukrainian Anti-Ballistic Missile Defense: What Is Known About the Freyja Project to Date
Ukraine and European countries are preparing for the first test of a new missile defense system.
Poland to Transfer MiG-29s to Ukraine: What Warsaw Wants in Return
Warsaw and Kyiv are reportedly close to reaching an agreement that would involve the transfer of Polish fighter jets in exchange for drones and Ukrainian defense expertise.
Attacks on Gas Stations: What’s Happening in the Fuel Market and What Consequences to Expect
Restoring a single completely destroyed gas station costs between 50 and 70 million hryvnias.
Demand for Coal Is Growing Rapidly: Which Countries Will Be the Top Consumers in 2025?
Russia remains the largest supplier of coal to the European market.
Blows to Warehouses: How Supermarkets Are Changing Logistics and Whether There Will Be a Shortage
Novus explained how they are adapting to the new reality following the Russian shelling.
Warehouse Real Estate: Losses Due to Russian Attacks Threaten to Drive Up Prices in Ukraine
The destruction of more than half of the warehouse space in the Kyiv region is forcing businesses to restructure their logistics, which could lead to higher costs for rent, transportation, and goods.
ZPEK Showed the Highest Growth Rates in Diesel Fuel and A-95 Gasoline Imports
Shipment volumes increased 5.3 times compared to the same period last year.
Missiles, Tanks, and Ships: How Much Weapons Has Ukraine Sold Since Gaining Independence?
During Leonid Kravchuk’s presidency, the country’s share of the European arms market ranged from 0.9% to 2.5%.


