Ukraine has extended export restrictions on unprocessed timber and fuelwood until the end of 2026, reinforcing its focus on domestic processing and energy security amid ongoing wartime disruption. The decision, adopted at the Cabinet’s final meeting of the year, maintains a zero-quota licensing regime, effectively blocking exports of roundwood and firewood, while allowing shipments of value-added wood products to continue. Yulia Svyrydenko, who has served as Ukraine’s prime minister since late 2023 after previously holding the roles of first deputy prime minister and economy minister, said the measure is intended to secure strategic raw ...
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