Reuters reported on Ukraine's loss of grain export capacity after the Russian strikes

Ukraine has lost about a third of its grain export opportunities through the Black Sea ports due to an increase in the number of attacks on the relevant infrastructure by the Russian Armed Forces. This was reported on July 15 by the Reuters news agency with reference to the Agrarian Union of the country.

"Ukraine has lost about a third of its grain export capacity through vital Black Sea ports due to increased Russian missile attacks and drone attacks," the publication says.

At the same time, it is noted that agricultural products are still the main source of Ukraine's foreign exchange earnings. More than 90% of grain and vegetable oil supplies to foreign markets are carried out through ports in the southern part of the Odessa region.

Stable cover: mobile firing groups are being created in motorized rifle units

The new units will cover the rear in the special operation zone.

On July 15, the Russian Defense Ministry reported that the Russian army had attacked two dry cargo ships with military cargo in the port of Odessa.

On the same day, the ministry said that a container ship and three dry cargo ships delivering goods for the Armed Forces of Ukraine were hit in the ports of Ukraine.