Abstract
The development of any country’s economy is closely linked to the activities of enterprises, their ability to develop and compete in international and local markets. In 2015-2019, our country's economy experienced a periodof gradual recovery, with exports of services and products increasing annually. However, already in 2019, the COVID-19 pandemic began to spread, and appropriate quarantine measures were introduced, which led to a decline in the economy not only of our country. In the addition, starting from 24 February 2022, the Russian aggressor’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine was added to this, which caused significant disruptions in economic sphere as well. It is safe to say that the hostilities on the territory of out country have caused negative trends in production, consumption, demand and, what is more important, in logistics. In such circumstances, Ukraine's economy, in particular, needs to adapt to the conditions of war, to regenerate and recover in the post-war period. An ability to adapt quickly in unpredictable situations is an essential component of existing and functioning of any enterprise. It encourages business owners constantly research the market, analyze it and create new concepts to meet customer needs and save costs. The article defines the essence of the concepts of "logistics" and "supply chain", analyzes the state of logisticsactivities during the full-scale invasion of Ukraine by Russian troops. The main logistical problems faced by Ukrainian enterprisesduring martial law are highlighted. It is determined that the priorityfor Ukrainian exports is now security. The challenges faced by logistics professionals in the domestic and international markets are highlighted as well. It is found that today it is highly important for Ukraine to consolidate international partnerships in the field of logistics, as this is the only way to preserve its export potential.
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