TRUkraine has experienced a significant reduction in its Black Sea grain export capacity, with approximately one-third of its ability to export grain through key ports lost due to intensified Russian missile and drone attacks. The Odesa region, which handles over 90% of Ukraine’s grain exports, has seen exports drop from 6 million metric tons per month to around 4 million metric tons. This decline threatens Ukraine’s crucial role in global grain markets, as the country accounts for about 6% of global wheat exports and 11% of global corn exports. Ukrainian authorities warn that without repairs, infrastructure damage could worsen, leading to further logistical challenges. Industry reports indicate that traders face difficulties with procurement, sales, and freight costs, while some major ports have halted operations due to ongoing attacks.
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