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Russia began exporting grain from the Arctic for the first time For the first time, Russia began exporting its grain through the Arctic port of Murmansk, thus reviving a World War II-era shipping route. This action occurs following the disruption of trade in the Black Sea (caused by the attacks). The first ship is expected to carry about 28,000 tons of wheat to Morocco.

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Russia began exporting grain from the Arctic for the first time For the first time, Russia began exporting its grain through the Arctic port of Murmansk, thus reviving a World War II-era shipping route. This action occurs following the disruption of trade in the Black Sea (caused by the attacks). The first ship is expected to carry about 28,000 tons of wheat to Morocco.

Russia began exporting grain from the Arctic for the first time For the first time, Russia began exporting its grain through the Arctic port of Murmansk, thus reviving a World War II-era shipping route. This action occurs following the disruption of trade in the Black Sea (caused by the attacks). The first ship is expected to carry about 28,000 tons of wheat to Morocco.

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