Russia Redirects Grain Exports to Baltic, Arctic Ports After Black Sea Disruptions
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Following Ukrainian drone attacks that disrupted shipping in the Black Sea, Russia is adapting fertilizer, coal, and other cargo terminals in Baltic and Arctic ports like Ust-Luga, St. Petersburg, and Murmansk to export grain. The conversion allows for subsidized grain shipments to these ports, with initial exports to Egypt and Saudi Arabia. Murmansk, an ice-free Arctic port, plans to begin grain exports in October.
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