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Izmail port, located in the Odessa Region, is a critical node for Ukraine's export logistics, handling significant volumes of civilian and military cargo. Previous Russian strikes on Ukrainian infrastructure have targeted similar logistics hubs.
LUGANSK, October 4. /TASS/. Ukraine has lost more than 80% of its exports shipped through Odessa following strikes by Russian forces on the port of Izmail, military expert Andrey Marochko told TASS.
"Strikes on the port of Izmail have dealt a major blow to Ukrainian forces because the port is a key hub in the Odessa Region, handling large volumes of cargo, including military supplies. <...> The economic impact should also be taken into account. Ukraine has now lost all of its exports, as more than 80% of its goods were shipped through Odessa, with most of them passing through Izmail," he said.
The expert said container ships can no longer sail "without fear of repercussions," making it impossible to deliver supplies on the scale previously provided by the West.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Ukraine will seek to diversify export routes away from Odessa-dependent logistics
Likely · Within weeks

As a result of attacks by Russian troops on the Izmail port, Ukraine lost over 80% of its exports, previously going through Odessa, military expert Andrei Marochko said in an interview with TASS. He noted that the port is a key hub for the supply of goods, including military, and that Western deliveries in previous volumes are now impossible due to the threat to container ships.

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