Rusia îşi adaptează terminalele de îngrăşăminte şi cărbune din porturile baltice şi arctice pentru a exporta cereale - Economica.net

Russian companies are adapting Baltic and Arctic ports to export grains due to disruptions in Black Sea deliveries caused by drone attacks. Major terminals like Ultramar in Ust-Luga are now handling grain exports, previously focused on fertilizers. The shift comes as both Russia and Ukraine face significant reductions in grain exports. The Russian government is prioritizing rail transport to these newly adapted ports, which could enhance their export capacity. Murmansk is also preparing to start grain exports, although details on specific terminal adaptations remain unclear. Overall, Russia's grain exports have seen a notable decline this year, with expectations of further reductions.