"Ukraine's Resilient Grain Exports Defy Challenges and Experts' Predictions"

Despite Russia's naval blockade, Ukraine has successfully resumed its grain exports through the Black Sea, thanks to a combination of brave decisions, successful military operations, and international support. Ukrainian and Romanian port infrastructure near the Danube River mouth has played a crucial role in increasing export volumes, with Romanian support being central to this success. The Ukrainian military has challenged Russian naval superiority in the Black Sea, pushing the Russian navy back and opening the way for shipping to resume. The West could do more to support Ukraine and develop a Black Sea strategy that discourages further Russian aggression.
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