Ukrainian strikes on Russian infrastructure are disrupting Russia's wheat export capabilities

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Ukrainian strikes are impacting Russia's ability to harvest and export wheat by causing diesel shortages in farming regions and congestion at Black Sea terminals, which could escalate a manageable 2026 harvest issue into a major agricultural and financial problem in 2027. These attacks on Black Sea terminals and the broader logistics chain are creating further challenges for Russian grain exports, prompting government support for rail shipments.