Russian Attacks on Ukraine Ports Threaten Global Grain Exports Again

Mutual Russian and Ukrainian attacks on maritime infrastructure have cost Ukraine a third of its grain export capacity, raising fears of a repeat of the 2022 food supply crisis. The disruptions could once again affect global supplies of grain and other agricultural products. The situation mirrors the early months of the full-scale invasion, when blocked Ukrainian ports triggered a worldwide food crisis.

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