I need help to determine how での works in this sentence. Can it be substituted
for a simple の? Or is it that での is for "possession and place"?

> ウクライナ **での** 戦争の影響で欧州の光熱費が高騰する  
>  The impact of the war in Ukraine caused European utility bills to soar.
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Is here での a synonym for a plain の?