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Ukraine plans to boost grain exports via alternative routes
Ukraine has announced its intention to increase grain exports through alternative routes away from the Black Sea ports, in order to reduce dependence on ports that have been damaged due to the Russian blockade and attacks on export areas. Amid a 76% decline in exports until August, Ukraine is currently relying on the Danube River and land border crossings with Eastern European countries such as Poland, Hungary, Slovakia, and Romania. Since the beginning of August, shipments to Danube ports have exceeded 91,000 tons, a 11-fold increase compared to July, with shipments to Eastern European countries rising by 81%. This move comes in response to the war's impacts, with Russian experts suggesting that escalating Ukrainian attacks could lead to a temporary halt in grain exports via the Black Sea.
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