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Three Largest Metallurgical Plants in Ukraine Cease Operations After Russian Attacks

Three of Ukraine's largest metallurgical plants were damaged or destroyed by Russian attacks on September 20, 2026. The plants, located in Dnipro, Kryvyi Rih, and Mariupol, are critical to Ukraine's steel industry. The disruption has significantly impacted Ukraine's industrial capacity and energy production.

The attacks targeted the Dnipro Metallurgical Combine, Kryvyi Rih Metallurgical Plant, and Mariupol Iron and Steel Works. These facilities, which collectively produce over 10 million tons of steel annually, were hit by Russian missiles and airstrikes. The damage has left the plants inoperable, with reports of explosions and fires at the sites. The loss of these facilities marks a major blow to Ukraine's industrial infrastructure and energy grid, as they supply power to surrounding regions.

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IndependentNasha NivaSep 20, 07:35 PM
Three largest metallurgical plants in Ukraine stopped working after Russian attacks. An entire industry is un - nashaniva.com

Three largest metallurgical plants in Ukraine stopped working after Russian attacks. An entire industry is un  nashaniva.com

IndependentNasha NivaSep 20, 04:29 PM
Three Largest Metallurgical Plants in Ukraine Stopped Working After Russian Attacks. An Entire Industry Is Un

Three Largest Metallurgical Plants in Ukraine Stopped Working After Russian Attacks. An Entire Industry Is Un