Russian region declares emergency as attacks disrupt grain exports
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In the Rostov region of Russia, which accounts for about 10% of Russian grain production, an emergency regime has been introduced since August 28 amid problems with grain exports. The situation is complicated by the stoppage of export shipments, the accumulation of a new crop and the fall in domestic prices. Logistics problems have been exacerbated after the mid-July shutdown of the ports of the Sea of Azov due to drone attacks. Previously due t…
Moscow is the world's largest exporter of wheat; Russian oil flow has also been damaged. Read on Power360.
In the Rostov region, from the evening of August 28, a state of emergency was introduced due to port failures. The post The Rostov region imposed a state of emergency due to the port shutdown appeared first on Ukrainian Shipping Magazine — Shipping News of Ukraine and the World.
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