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SECURITY & DEFENSE • BLACK SEA

Renewed Black Sea strikes threaten grain shipments from Russia and Ukraine

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Renewed attacks on Black Sea shipping threaten grain exports from Russia and Ukraine, according to the supplied reports. The articles warn of possible food-price increases and wider food insecurity but provide no specific export or price figures.

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Why it matters

Disruption to grain shipments could raise costs for import-dependent countries and contribute to global food-price pressure. The reports do not identify a specific effect on U.S. consumers or shipments.