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Russian attacks halt Ukraine’s grain exports again

Russian attacks have again completely halted grain exports from Ukraine, leaving the country with a major surplus, according to the headline.

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The disruption threatens Ukraine’s agricultural economy and could affect regional grain supply and international food markets.

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