These are challenging times for many regions worldwide. While rising grocery prices, mortgages, and security concerns dominate global conversations, the people of Ukraine face an entirely different set of realities, evaluating their options and futures amid a devastating war.
Behind the headlines of victories, losses, political agendas, and shifting frontlines, the Ukrainian population continues to navigate life within a fragile and chaotic economy. Electricity supply remains unstable, and the movement of goods for international cargo transportation faces constant disruption.
Yet, despite these hardships, the resolve to continue is unwavering. Often, there’s no alternative “Plan B.” While the economy struggles, unemployment rises, and businesses fight to survive, daily life persists—people still eat, dress, consume, and exist.
How Does War Impact Logistics in Ukraine?
The war has severely disrupted the normal flow of cargo. Infrastructure damage forces the adoption of new routes and reliance on international partners. Weakened demand has shifted a significant portion of cargo operations to humanitarian aid—both civilian and military.
With traditional export channels heavily affected, goods are now entering Ukraine primarily through Poland, Hungary, Romania, and occasionally via Czech Republic and Germany. These alternative routes are often more expensive and logistically complex.
On the export side, Ukraine remains a crucial global supplier of wheat, corn, barley, and sunflower oil, among other agricultural products. These goods continue to move, albeit under extreme difficulties and challenges.
Kiy Avia: Supporting Logistics in Ukraine
Through these trying times, Kiy Avia remains committed to providing comprehensive logistics services for both import and export operations. Despite staff reductions due to military call-ups, our team continues to deliver reliable support for SCN members and others. From customs clearance and warehousing to full logistics solutions, Kiy Avia is here to help navigate the complexities of cargo transportation during war.