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Ukrainian President Zelensky says there were no strikes on energy facilities overnight. However, they are seeing a shift by Russia to strikes on logistics. A US company's facility in Kharviv was damaged.

This update underscores a shift in Russia's military strategy, moving toward targeting logistics rather than energy infrastructure, which could indicate a change in the operational focus of the conflict.

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Ukrainian President Zelensky says there were no strikes on energy facilities overnight. However, they are seeing a shift by Russia to strikes on logistics. A US company's facility in Kharviv was damaged.

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  • "... a ballistic missile was used against the Kharkiv region – warehouses belonging to a civilian production facility were damaged, and this is an American company. "
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The damage to an American company's facility also raises potential implications for foreign investment and economic sentiment in the region. Traders should watch for possible reactions in commodities like oil and natural gas, as well as any currency movements, particularly in the USD and EUR, amidst heightened geopolitical tensions.

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