‼️🇷🇺🇺🇦 Russian strikes have significantly undermined the export capabilities of Ukrainian Black Sea ports, according to Reuters.

* The ports have lost about a third of their grain transshipment export capacity.
* The export of grains and vegetable oils remains the main source of foreign exchange earnings for Ukraine, with over 90% of supplies being carried out through three ports in the Odessa region.
* Four out of thirteen of Ukraine's largest grain terminals have temporarily suspended grain purchases following a series of attacks. Furthermore, some shipowners are refusing to enter Ukrainian ports due to increased risks.
* According to a report by the Ukrainian Farmers' Union, Russia is systematically striking port infrastructure, terminals, and logistical facilities. The organization estimates that current capabilities allow for the export of approximately 4 million tons of grain per month.
* According to data from "Ukrainian Railways," the number of grain wagons heading to ports in the Odesa region decreased by 11%, and the volume of exports decreased by 17% in the week from July 2 to July 8.
* The major Ukrainian exporter "Kernel Holding" previously announced the suspension of operations at one of the Black Sea ports following a series of Russian strikes.

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