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Russia adapts fertilizer, coal terminals in Baltic, Arctic ports to export Black Sea grain
Russian companies have been re-purposing fertilizer, coal, and other cargo terminals at Russia's Baltic and Arctic ports - including Ust-Luga and Murmansk - to handle grain exports after Ukrainian drone attacks disrupted shipments through the Black Sea, five sources in the shipping and grain industries told Reuters on Monday.
MOSCOW, Sept 21 (Reuters) - Russian companies have been re-purposing fertilizer, coal, and other cargo terminals at Russia's Baltic and Arctic ports - including Ust-Luga and Murmansk - to handle grain exports after Ukrainian drone attacks disrupted ... [4336 chars]
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