KYIV: Ukraine’s wheat and barley exports were at very low levels over August 1-10 after Russian attacks effectively shut Black Sea ports, traders at a major farmers’ union said on Tuesday. Ukraine and Russia have launched broader campaigns against logistics targets, with e-commerce warehouses on both sides and Ukraine’s petrol stations coming under heavy attack this summer. Russia has attacked Ukrainian Black Sea ports, export terminals and vessels almost daily in recent weeks.
Ukraine grain exports fall to meagre levels in August, farmers union says
Ukraine and Russia have launched broader campaigns against logistics targets
“Wheat and barley exports will be very, very difficult in August and September,” UAC said
August 11, 2026 18:58
KYIV: Ukraine’s wheat and barley exports were at very low levels over August 1-10 after Russian attacks effectively shut Black Sea ports, traders at a major farmers’ union said on Tuesday.
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