Ukrainian attacks push Russia to ship grain through the Baltic, including EU ports

Russian grain exporters are shifting deliveries toward the Baltic Sea, including ports in the Baltic states, as Ukrainian drone attacks disrupt routes through the Black and Azov seas.

The attacks have forced exporters to look for alternative ways to move their cargo. The available material does not provide details on the affected shipments, the ports involved, or the scale of the rerouting.

The change places Baltic routes and ports in the European Union among the alternatives being used for Russian grain exports.