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All three Novorossiysk grain terminals suspended after 12 August drone strike

Published 12 August 2026 · updated 14 August 2026

Following the 12 August Ukrainian UAV attack, all three grain export terminals at Novorossiysk halted operations. The KSK terminal — the largest deep-water grain terminal in Russia’s Black Sea region, responsible for roughly 41% of the port’s grain exports and 7.37 million tonnes in 2025 — announced a full suspension of truck and rail offloading, ship loading, and all related activity, citing worker and infrastructure safety. Two additional terminals also paused, collectively cutting off a major share of Russian Black Sea grain logistics.

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