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Drones Disrupt Russia's Grain Exports with Black Sea Ship Strikes

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Russian grain ships in the Black Sea have been targeted by drones, disrupting exports from the country. At least five vessels were attacked near the ports of Novorossiysk and Tuapse, with four hit on Tuesday morning and another on Monday.

The affected ships included the Victoria V, capable of carrying 7,000 metric tons of grain, which was scheduled to load wheat in Novorossiysk. The Fehu, flying the Marshall Islands flag, was attacked after leaving the same port with a cargo of wheat and was able to continue its voyage.

Ships were struck by drones at key Russian ports, including Novorossiysk and Tuapse, with one vessel unable to continue its journey due to a fire caused by a drone strike. The attacks have raised concerns about global grain supplies as Russia and Ukraine account for over a quarter of wheat exports.

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