Russian exports to Turkey have reportedly declined by 40% following Ukrainian strikes on ports along Russia’s southern coast. The attacks have disrupted shipping activity, delayed cargo movements, and raised concerns about the reliability of key trade routes across the Black Sea. Turkish importers and regional businesses could face higher costs and longer delivery times if disruptions continue. The decline underscores how attacks on maritime infrastructure are affecting Russia’s export capacity and broader commercial ties with neighboring countries in the region.
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