Ukrainian drones are reportedly impacting Crimea's economy, causing major enterprises to close due to strikes on Russian logistics and energy infrastructure. This trend, observed throughout the summer, is expected to continue if Russian authorities do not address fuel and energy crises. "Crimean Soda Plant" and "Crimean Titan" in Krasnoperekopsk and Armyansk were among the first to cease production.

The closure of major Crimean businesses is attributed to Ukrainian strikes on Russian logistics and energy infrastructure. This trend is expected to continue if the fuel and energy crises are not resolved. Experts suggest that assessing the economic situation is difficult due to the concealment of information by Russian authorities, but forecasts are not favorable. Vladimir Konstantinov, speaker of the local Russian parliament, stated that overcoming the fuel and energy crises and restoring development pace is the main task for Crimea, assuring that "everything possible is being done."