Russia reroutes grain exports via Arctic as Black Sea shipping remains contested

Ongoing Black Sea disruptions have forced Russian grain exporters to shift shipments to Arctic ports, increasing transport costs and delivery times for overseas buyers. This marks a significant logistical adjustment in Russia's agricultural export strategy, reflecting sustained conflict-related constraints on its primary export route. The shift raises global grain supply costs and underscores the war's indirect economic impact on commodity markets.

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