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Russian and Ukrainian grain exports are significantly affected by mutual attacks on the Black Sea ports. Three major Russian grain terminals in Novorossiysk have been shut down due to damage caused by Ukrainian attacks, impacting Russia’s ability to export its harvest, which has reached around 75 million tons of wheat so far. The Russian government is exploring alternative ways to compensate for this disruption by purchasing grains from producers and providing financial and logistical support. Meanwhile, Ukraine is also experiencing disruptions in its grain exports due to attacks on its ports, leading to accumulated unsold grain stocks and increasing risks to global supplies—especially as the harvest season coincides with intensifying conflict in the region.
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