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Ukraine – what next?

The recent breakthrough on grain exports from Ukraine represents a ray of hope in an otherwise problematic picture that entails a significant impact on maritime trade. Andrew Penfold analyses the forward picture

Getting Ukraine’s grain moving again is not a simple matter – Russia has inflicted significant damage on port export capacity as witnessed at the port of Mykolaiv where a major export terminal has been the focus of air strikes

The recent breakthrough on grain exports from Ukraine represents a ray of hope in an otherwise problematic picture that entails a significant impact on maritime trade. Andrew Penfold analyses the forward picture

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