Russia’s drones are now targeting Ukraine’s trains.
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Ukraine’s farm exports have collapsed to just one-third of their usual levels. The cause: Russia has damaged more than 250 locomotives in the last six months. After pushing most ships away from Ukraine’s ports, Moscow’s drones are now hunting the country’s rail network. The new attacks threaten a key supply route for grain and other goods. With fewer trains running, Ukraine struggles to move what it still harvests. The damage is not just to machinery—it cuts deep into the economy and global food supplies.