Blocada ucraineană din Marea Azov a paralizat exporturile ruse de cereale. Ele au ajuns la cel mai scăzut nivel din ultimul deceniu

Ukrainian attacks in the Sea of Azov have disrupted Russian grain exports, leading to a significant decline in shipments. In July, exports are expected to drop to 1.5 million tons, a third less than last year. The closure of the Kerch Strait has halted navigation, putting 25% of grain exports at risk. The situation is exacerbated by reduced demand from Egypt and Turkey, major importers. With ports on the Don River fully loaded and unable to accept new shipments, farmers face financial strain as they cannot sell their harvests. Redirecting exports to Black Sea ports is impractical due to infrastructure limitations, leading to potential economic collapse in key Russian regions.