On November 10, 2026, it became known that the Russian Federation is planning attacks on Ukraine's food industry enterprises. According to the Main Intelligence Directorate (GUR), both Ukrainian and foreign enterprises are at risk, including elevators, oil mills, dairy plants, and poultry farms.
Objectives of the Attacks
The main goal of these attacks is to destabilize the situation in Ukraine, harm food security, and reduce foreign currency inflows. Russia aims to weaken the Ukrainian economy, which could increase dependence on Russian agricultural products.
Potential Targets of the Attacks
According to information published by Ukrainian media, the following are at risk:
- Elevators
- Agricultural product warehouses
- Oil mills
- Dairy plants
- Meat processing plants
- Poultry farms
These enterprises are critically important for ensuring food security in Ukraine and beyond, and their destruction could significantly impact the country's economy.
International Consequences
Moreover, Moscow is trying to strengthen its position in the markets of Africa, the Middle East, and Asia, which may lead to an increase in the export of Russian agricultural products to these markets. This underscores the global implications of the conflict and potential changes in agricultural trade.