Ukraine's Black Sea Port Attacks Threaten Global Wheat Supply
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Ukraine's attacks on Russian ships and ports in the Black Sea are disrupting grain exports, with potential global consequences. The UN warns of increased food security risks, while Russian grain unions fear a complete blockade of export corridors could lead to a 15% deficit in global wheat trade, exacerbating famine in Africa and the Middle East. Wheat futures have climbed in response.
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