Russian strikes shut German-backed plant in Ukraine, threatening jobs and tax revenue

Russian strikes have closed a plant in Ukraine operated by its largest aid backer, Germany, putting 3,600 workers and millions in tax revenue at risk. The attack targets foreign investment critical to Ukraine's economic stability, signaling a deliberate strategy to undermine Western-backed reconstruction. The full extent of damage and timeline for reopening remain unclear.

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