According to CoinMeta, recent attacks in Ukraine have disrupted shipping in the Black Sea, and Russia is considering suspending the floating export tariffs on wheat, barley, and corn, with the measure potentially lasting until the end of 2026. The attacks in Ukraine have caused disruptions to transportation in the Black Sea and Sea of Azov, and Russian grain exporters are facing increasingly serious logistics problems. A source close to the Russian government stated that the suspension of these taxes is one of several measures the government is taking to support the agricultural sector. Russia and Ukraine have recently intensified their attacks on commercial vessels and ports in the Black Sea, raising concerns about food supply in the market. Together, the two countries account for more than a quarter of global wheat exports, and it is currently the harvest season for grain this year.