CLEAN : Ukraine: it would take 10 years to replace Black Sea ports with alternative routes

The video discusses the challenges faced in grain export due to blocked maritime routes, preventive measures taken, and the impact of war on agricultural commodities. It highlights the importance of international food security, the limitations of alternative transport routes, and the need for infrastructure investments. The video also covers grain theft from occupied regions and the resulting international relations issues.

What is one of the main challenges in exporting grain from Ukraine?

• High export taxes

• Blocked maritime corridors

• Poor grain quality

• Lack of grain supply

Why are alternative routes for grain export limited in their capacity?

• They are too expensive

• They require significant investment

• They are not supported by international partners

• They are affected by weather conditions

What is the estimated annual capacity of alternative routes for grain export?

• 60-70 million tons

• 5-10 million tons

• 20-24 million tons

• 10-15 million tons

Which regions in Ukraine have reported grain theft?

• Odessa and Kharkiv

• Zaporizhia and Donbass

• Kyiv and Lviv

• Dnipro and Chernihiv

What percentage of port infrastructure has been destroyed by rockets?

• 15%

• 25%

• 20%

• 10%