The Russian Grain Exporters and Growers Union warned that the expected shortfall in Russian wheat supply this season could reach 30–35 million tons, attributing the threat to Ukrainian attacks. The projection is based on a single report.
01 · THE DISPATCH
The Russian Grain Exporters and Growers Union warned on Friday that the expected shortage in Russian wheat supply for the current season could reach 30–35 million tons, attributing the projected shortfall to Ukrainian attacks. The claim, based on a single report, has not been independently verified. The warning comes amid an ongoing war in which both sides have targeted each other's infrastructure and agricultural capacity.
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