Ukraine's Grain Exports Plummet Due to Russian Blockade
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Ukraine's grain exports have significantly decreased due to Russian attacks on Ukrainian port infrastructure and ships, leading to a naval blockade. In the first 12 days of August, wheat exports fell by 4.3 times, barley by 5.6 times, and corn by 2.7 times compared to the same period last year. Farmers are struggling to sell their harvest, and exports may drop to 500 thousand tons per month, a significant decrease from the usual 4 million tons. Alternative routes are being explored, but finding them may be difficult due to various factors.
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