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Published No. 10 of the LOGISTICS journal for 2026

Dear Readers! We are pleased to present the tenth issue of Logistics journal for 2026. The materials in this issue cover a wide range of current topics in logistics science and practice.

The issue opens with a publication about the Kubik service from Yandex Robotics – a technology that is already transforming warehouse logistics today.

The issue features two papers on container flow management. S.P. Vakulenko, P.V. Kurenkov and co-authors examine large-tonnage container transport in gondola cars and propose solutions for building a competitive environment in this market segment. D.I. Kochneva and A.V. Smetanina present a graph-analytical model of integrated flow management in a regional terminal network. An interesting paper has been prepared by P.D. Kapsky, who draws on the management accounting data of a road transport enterprise to explore how fleet renewal in a single link affects the fault tolerance of the entire chain.

A.R. Fastykovsky and co-authors present a methodology for selecting rational heating routes for cast billets in rail-and-structural-steel production. The approach proposed by the authors is an example of the effective use of production logistics tools to reduce product cost.

I.N. Egorova, I.A. Solop, E.A. Chebotareva and co-authors address the topical issue of training personnel to serve passengers with reduced mobility at railway stations in southern Russia. In addition, this issue includes materials on customs control, methods for determining weight coefficients in the integrated assessment of logistics process efficiency, and more. We hope that the papers in this issue will serve you not merely as a source of information but as a working tool for scientific research and managerial tasks.

Please note that the editorial board of the journal “LOGISTICS” is open to collaboration and new topics. We invite all interested parties to participate in the work of the editorial council and in the review of journal materials. We look forward to your proposals at: editor@mg-agency.com, comers@mg-agency.com