Ukrainian grain shipments drop as ship backups grow
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The amount of grain leaving Ukraine has dropped even as a U.N.-brokered deal works to keep food flowing to developing nations nearly a year into Russia's invasion. It comes after inspections of ships have fallen to half what they were four months ago and a backlog of vessels has grown.
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The amount of grain leaving Ukraine has dropped even as a U.N.-brokered deal works to keep food flowing to developing nations nearly a year into Russia's invasion. It comes after inspections of ships have fallen to half what they were four months ago and a backlog of vessels has grown.
The amount of grain leaving Ukraine has dropped even as a U.N.-brokered deal works to keep food flowing to developing nations, with inspections of ships falling to half what they were four months ago and a backlog of vessels growing as Russia's invasion nears the one-year mark.
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