Kremlin says it is acting to minimise impact of Ukrainian strikes on Russian grain exports
- Kremlin says it's taking steps to limit the impact of Ukrainian strikes on Russia's grain exports as Black Sea attacks disrupt shipments.
- Tit‑for‑tat strikes have closed terminals and forced delays or cancellations of dozens of cargoes, stoking concerns about tighter global wheat supplies.
- Putin vows no global shortages, forecasts about 60 million tonnes available for export and expects exports to pick up in August.