On 14 March 2025, Ukrainian military carried out 10 drone strikes and shelled 2 times with 8 (likely) artillery shells 6 locations across the Krasnoyaruzhskiy district, including the village of Vyazovoye (Belgorod). Across 6 locations: No casualties, Russian military shot down 4 drones.

Supply-chain Risk Briefing

1) Summary On March 14, Ukrainian forces conducted attacks on 6 areas in Russia's Krasnoyaruzhsky district of Belgorod Oblast, deploying 10 drones and carrying out 2 artillery strikes. Russian forces shot down 4 drones with no casualties reported, but ongoing clashes in border-adjacent areas are generating moderate supply-chain risks.

2) Supply-chain impact

• Belgorod Oblast serves as a major agricultural region and production base for grains and dairy products in Russia, with continuous attacks raising concerns about disruptions to agricultural production and distribution networks
• Instability in transportation infrastructure in Krasnoyaruzhsky district, adjacent to the Ukrainian border, could potentially affect logistics routes between Russia's interior and Ukraine
• Frequent drone attacks increase the risk of operational shutdowns at industrial facilities and energy infrastructure in the affected region
• If border region instability spreads, there may be a need to reorganize logistics networks across Russia's western regions

3) Watch points

• Whether additional attacks occur on major agricultural facilities, storage warehouses, and transport terminals within Belgorod Oblast
• Damage to transportation infrastructure (roads, railways) near the Russia-Ukraine border and development of alternative route trends
• Ripple effects on supply chains from civilian companies' decisions to halt production or evacuate from the region