Russia's grain exports may hit 10-year low as Black Sea attacks intensify

Industry analysts warned on Tuesday that Russian grain exports in August could fall to their lowest level in a decade. The cause is disrupted maritime transport at Russia's southern ports due to intensifying attacks on commercial shipping in the Black Sea. The crisis is the latest blow to Russia's agricultural sector resulting from the war.

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