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Russia Turns to Far East to Export Grain Amid Black Sea Strikes
Source: Bloomberg
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Russia is shifting grain-export flows toward its Far East after Ukrainian strikes disrupted operations at key Black Sea ports, according to Agriculture Minister Oksana Lut. The disruption raises logistics costs and supply-chain risk for Russian grain exports, potentially affecting regional grain availability and export pricing.
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