Russian strike on ‘defenseless’ Danube port takes out 40,000 tons of Ukraine grain

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(ZEROHEDGE) – Wednesday has witnessed major airstrikes on Ukrainian ports and the war-ravaged country’s food export infrastructure, which comes in the wake of Russia refusing to renew the UN-brokered Black Sea grain initiative at the end of last month.

Drones hit several sites before sunrise and through the early morning hours on Wednesday, including a major attack on Ukraine’s Danube port, sending global grain prices higher. A large fire engulfed some 40,000 tonnes of grain at the Danube location, according to Ukraine government sources.

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The level of damage at the Danube port of Izmail in the Odesa region is being described as “serious” in regional media, with Ukraine’s defense ministry saying in a statement posted to Elon Musk’s “X” that “Ukrainian grain has the potential to feed millions of people worldwide” and that the attacks constitute “terrorism.”

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