
From September 5 to 22, the Russian Armed Forces carried out at least ten strikes on metallurgical enterprises in Ukraine associated with military production, including the Zaporizhstal plant and the Interpipe Steel plant, according to Russian Defense Ministry data cited by TASS.
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The strikes are aimed at enterprises associated with military production, including the production of steel for the defense needs of Ukraine and Europe.
In September, the Russian Armed Forces (AF) struck metallurgical industry enterprises in Ukraine that are associated with military production at least ten times. TASS writes about this with reference to data from the Russian Ministry of Defense.
From September 5 to September 22, attacks were carried out on enterprises in the Zaporozhye and Dnepropetrovsk regions, including the Zaporizhstal plant.
Zaporizhstal, according to the Ministry of Defense, is a key enterprise in the Ukrainian metallurgical industry, smelting cast iron and producing rolled steel for defense enterprises not only in Ukraine, but also in Europe.
Also affected were the innovative electric smelting complex of the Interpipe Steel metallurgical plant, the Northern and Novokrivorozhsky mining and processing plants, the Kametstal metallurgical plant and the Dneprovsky Metallurgical Plant.
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