Russia halts shipping through Azov-Don Canal and Kerch Strait, Novaya Gazeta Europe reports
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Russia has halted shipping through the Azov-Don Canal and stopped accepting applications for passage through the Kerch Strait following a series of Ukrainian attacks on ships, according to Novaya Gazeta Europe. This has significantly impacted wheat exports, as about a quarter of Russia's wheat exports previously passed through the Azov Sea, Novaya Gazeta Europe reports.
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Novaya Gazeta Europe states: Russia has halted shipping through the Azov-Don Canal and stopped accepting applications for passage through the Kerch Strait following a series of Ukrainian attacks on ships.
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Novaya Gazeta Europe states: This has significantly impacted wheat exports, as about a quarter of Russia's wheat exports previously passed through the Azov Sea.
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- The Insider · · «Если мы радикально не поможем этой отрасли, мы ее потеряем»: губернатор Ростовской области признал, что все порты региона прекратили работу (Original publication)
- Novaya Gazeta Europe · · Три морских порта в Ростовской области остановили работу после украинских атак (Original publication)
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