Heat Wave in Europe Unintentionally Aids Russia in Ukraine Conflict
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A heat wave and drought in Europe have unexpectedly complicated Ukraine's alternative grain export routes via the Danube, benefiting Russia in the conflict. Newsweek refers to this weather phenomenon as an 'unexpected ally' of Russia. The low water levels on the Danube have made it partially unusable for navigation, further straining Ukraine's backup systems.
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