Russian and Ukrainian attacks on Black Sea ports and grain terminals disrupt grain exports, raising food security concerns and price pressures for Africa and the Middle East
Escalating Russian and Ukrainian attacks on Black Sea ports, grain terminals, and commercial ships are disrupting grain exports and raising global food security concerns. Shipping disruptions could increase food price pressures, particularly in Africa and the Middle East.
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