Ukraine appears to be shifting its drone campaign from Russian oil refineries to steel plants after US pressure halted attacks on the oil sector. The new strikes threaten to deepen a crisis in Russia’s steel industry, where sanctions, falling domestic demand, and soaring borrowing costs have driven production and profits to multi-year lows.
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Ukraine appears to be shifting its drone campaign from Russian oil refineries to steel plants after US pressure halted attacks on the oil sector. The new strikes threaten to deepen a crisis in Russia’s steel industry, where sanctions, falling domesticdemand demand, and soaring borrowing costs have driven production and profits to multi-year lows.
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