American media: Ukrainian grain exports are approaching pre-war levels
After successful Ukrainian actions against the Russian Black Sea Fleet, Kyiv managed to create a corridor for the export of agricultural products.
The American news portal Semafor writes about this, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“Ukrainian grain exports are approaching pre-war levels, having recovered markedly as a result of Kyiv’s successful attacks on the Russian fleet in the Black Sea,” the publication says.
It is noted that cargo ships crossing the Black Sea “have to deal with mines and the threat of attack by Russian troops.”
“But a small, military-guarded corridor arose along the shipping route, which made it possible to deliver grain shipments and eliminate the huge backlog in Ukrainian warehouses,” the site continues.
According to agricultural research analyst, Kelly Gougarri, the delivery method has proven to be "much more expensive and labor intensive" than previously.
“But they're getting product out the door, and it's better than I think a lot of people expected,” Gugari says.
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