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ArcelorMittal Unable to Restart Ukraine Operations After Strikes

Bloomberg Markets Friday 25 September 2026, 07:20 UTC By Mark Burton 1 min read
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ArcelorMittal SA has advised the Ukrainian government that it is unable to safely restart its steel operations in the country after a series of missile strikes.

ArcelorMittal SA has advised the Ukrainian government that it is unable to safely restart its steel operations in the country after a series of missile strikes.
ArcelorMittal Unable (PERSON) Restart Ukraine Operations (ORG) Strikes ArcelorMittal SA (PERSON) Ukrainian (ORG)
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