Record-Low Danube Levels Disrupt Black Sea Grain Exports Amid Russian Strikes
The Danube River's record-low water levels are straining grain exports from the Black Sea region, particularly affecting flows through Romania. This comes as Russian military strikes divert Ukrainian grain from key ports like Odesa. The Black Sea is crucial for global wheat exports, and disruptions are raising concerns about food supply reliability. Romania's Constanta port, a vital alternative for Ukrainian grain exports, is facing logistical challenges due to reduced river freight capacity. The situation is exacerbated by increased transportation costs and delays, impacting European Union grain shipments. 
