Ukraine explores Baltic ports for grain exports
Ukraine is exploring Baltic Sea ports for grain exports as war disrupts traditional routes. The ministry says the route adds high costs requiring international financial support.
Ukraine is exploring Baltic Sea ports to export up to 20 million tons of grain, requiring $2 billion in international support. The shift follows similar moves by Russia as wartime drone attacks disrupt traditional Black Sea shipping routes. Ukrainian exports face rising logistics costs, adding to economic pressures on agricultural producers.
