Kremlin takes measures to protect Russian grain exports after Ukraine attacks

Kremlin announces measures to sustain grain exports after Ukraine attacks

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov announced that measures had been outlined to reduce the impact of Ukrainian attacks on Russia’s grain exports. Russia is estimated to be able to export approximately 60 million tonnes of grain this season, while August exports are expected to reach 2.2 million tonnes.

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Kremlin announces measures to sustain grain exports after Ukraine attacks

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said measures had been outlined to reduce the impact of Ukrainian attacks on grain infrastructure in the Black Sea and ensure that Russia can continue its grain exports.

Peskov said procedures would be developed to ensure that all grain allocated for export is shipped on time and in full. Details of the measures were not disclosed.

Reciprocal attacks in the Black Sea disrupt shipments

Reciprocal attacks by Russia and Ukraine on ports and vessels in recent weeks have forced grain terminals to close. The disruption, which occurred during the busiest period of the export season, led to dozens of cargoes being delayed or canceled.

Developments in Russia and Ukraine, two of the world’s major grain exporters, have prompted global wheat importers to prepare for the possibility of tighter supplies.

Moscow’s grain export outlook

Russian President Vladimir Putin acknowledged last week that the country was facing problems with its agricultural exports. Putin said officials would work to resolve the issues and added that there would be no grain shortage in global markets.

According to Putin’s estimate, Russia could allocate approximately 60 million tonnes of grain for export this season. The Sovecon consultancy expects Russia’s grain exports to rise from 1.95 million tonnes in July to 2.2 million tonnes in August.

Source: Moscow Times

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