Drone attacks disrupt Russian nitrogen fertiliser trade
Drone strikes on Russian plants have cut nitrogen fertiliser output and hit global trade. These disruptions raise concerns about international food security.
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Recent drone strikes launched by Ukraine have begun to significantly disrupt the nitrogen fertilizer industry in Russia, according to Andrei Melnichenko, the billionaire founder of EuroChem. Speaking at a conference in Moscow, Melnichenko highlighted that these attacks, combined with logistical bottlenecks in the Strait of Hormuz, are creating substantial risks for global food security.
"Well-known events occurring on our country's territory are leading to increased drone attacks on Russian enterprises, and the impact is significant enough."
