Russia’s Grain Rerouting Falls Short as War Roils Black Sea
Russia is struggling to reroute grain exports following Ukrainian attacks on Black Sea ports, with alternative ports handling only a fraction of previous volumes.
Russia is responding to Ukraine’s Black Sea attacks by seeking to reroute its grain exports, but so far the efforts are falling short — only about 1/10th of the volumes are being shipped through the key alternative ports, data show.
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