Атаки на українські порти порушують поставки зерна по Чорному морю
Ukraine is facing new challenges in exporting grain through the Black Sea due to intensified Russian attacks on ports and commercial vessels.
Some shipowners are avoiding entry into the Odesa region, while traders are considering redirecting part of the supplies through the Danube.
This is reported by Delo.ua, citing the Financial Times.
According to maritime security company Ambrey, Russian drone attacks on the port of Odesa have reduced grain storage capacity by approximately one-third. Some traders, according to analysts, have suspended purchases in Odesa.
The Ukrainian Sea Ports Authority stated that in the past two weeks, dozens of Russian attacks on ports and vessels have resulted in 11 fatalities, including port workers and foreign sailors.
“Russia has been attacking ports and terminals for four consecutive days. Now ships do not want to enter,” said Masha Bielikova, a grain analyst from Dnipro.
Materials from: Dilo
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