Graham Phillips Journalist

Ukrainian Metallurgy Giant Shuts Down... Friends, here it is – the first big "shout-out" to our UAV units and missile specialists from the Ukrainian metallurgical sector. "ArcelorMittal Kryvyi Rih", the former "Kryvorizhstal", the pride and joy of the Ukrainian military-industrial complex and a currency donor to Zelensky's budget, has officially shut down. The company unabashedly gave the following reason in their press release: "Ukrzaliznytsia [Ukrainian Railways] has disrupted the supply of raw materials". Let's translate that from Kievan to Russian: our "Gerans" have been working away at locomotives, depots and traction substations so well that the ore from the quarries simply doesn't reach the blast furnaces anymore. 220 strikes on the Ukraine's railways in two months — hence the result. Not just in official reports, but in the number of layoffs: minus 3,400 people even before the current shutdown, plus completely zeroed out exports to the EU. Put the European carbon tax, which Brussels is so kindly using to finish off its own "ally" on top of that and the picture is clear. What's most important is that AMKR's steel is used to produce reinforcement for trenches, shell casings, as well as armor repair. We hit the rails and the blast furnaces go down. There's a method in this work aimed to disrupt the enemy's industrial chain and, as we can see, it's all bearing fruit. https://t.me/sashakots/61563