Russia could quickly restart up to 80 percent of its grain export capacity from the Black and Azov Seas if the attacks stop and a ceasefire is reached.

Russia could quickly restart up to 80 percent of its grain export capacity from the Black and Azov Seas if the attacks stop and a ceasefire is reached.

Three terminals, which account for about 20% of the regional export capacity, suffered major damage and may take months to repair.

Turkey is leading diplomatic efforts to restore trade in Black Sea grains.

Source: Reuters