Sergey Minchenko
Total 76 publications
Patriot Missiles to Be Manufactured in Ukraine: When to Expect the First Ones
Ukraine expects to launch licensed production of Patriot interceptors approximately 1–1.5 years after receiving the license; however, the first missiles may not reach the Armed Forces of Ukraine until much later.
Ukraine to Receive About EUR 3 Billion from the EU: Funding Has Already Been Approved
The Council of the EU approved the eighth regular tranche under the Ukraine Facility following Ukraine’s completion of ten targeted measures.
Export Exports from Odesa’s ports have come to a halt: how is Ukraine replacing sea transport?
Ukrainian agricultural products are currently being shipped by rail and across the Danube, but the capacity of alternative routes is already nearing its limit.
Ukraine's steel industry has ground to a halt: missile strikes have knocked out 90% of production capacity
The country's three largest steel mills have halted operations following Russian missile strikes. Thousands of jobs and a significant portion of tax revenue for the budget are now at risk.
$29.6 Million in Patriot Missiles for Ukraine: U.S. Approves Transfer from Germany
Berlin will be able to transfer 10 U.S. interceptor missiles to Kyiv once the approval process in Washington is completed.
An Apartment with a Safe Room: Are Ukrainians Willing to Pay for Safety?
Safe rooms based on the Israeli model are appearing in new construction projects, but they remain a niche solution for now due to their cost and the requirements of Ukrainian building codes.
How Much Does the "Bohdana" Cost? Manufacturer Reveals Price of Ukrainian Self-Propelled Artillery System
The Ukrainian 155mm howitzer has undergone several stages of modernization during the full-scale war, and the plant has already produced more than 1,000 artillery systems.
Apartment Rents in Kyiv Have Fallen: How Prices Have Changed in Ukrainian Cities
The capital has become one of the few regions where rental prices have fallen over the past year, while housing costs have risen in most regional centers.
Nova Post Revamps Logistics Following Attacks: Branches to Become Warehouses
The company is transitioning to a decentralized fulfillment model to reduce its reliance on large logistics centers following Russian strikes.
IMF Mission Begins Talks with Ukraine: What Will Be Discussed in Kyiv
Fund representatives will assess Ukraine's progress on reforms and discuss the economic outlook, as well as the draft state budget for 2027.
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.
€200 Billion from Russia Assets May Be Allocated to Ukraine: EU Resumes Discussions
Several European Union countries are calling on the European Commission to resume work on a mechanism to use frozen Russian assets to finance Ukraine.
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.
