Russia Resorts to WWII Arctic Route for Grain Exports
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Russia has begun using an Arctic sea route from World War II to export grain, following the halt in Black Sea trade due to the conflict in Ukraine. The first shipment of 3,400 tons is bound for Morocco, marking the first use of this route for grain exports since the war.
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Rússia recorre à rota ártica da Segunda Guerra Mundial para exportar g...
Россия начала возить зерно через арктический маршрут времен Второй мир...
РФ вперше задіє арктичний шлях часів Другої світової для експорту зерн...
❗️Россия впервые воспользовалась арктическим морским маршрутом времен...
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