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Russian troops relapse from Snake Island, weakening Ukraine port's barricade
Posted on July 11, 2022 |
- Russian forces have retreated from the critical outpost on Snake Island in the Black Sea as operations at Ukraine port are likely to resume.
- Russian forces first captured the Snake Island of Ukraine’s major port of Odessa on February 24, which deteriorated the blockade of Ukraine’s Black Sea ports and soared grain prices.
- The war is degrading Ukraine's trade and logistics in the Black Sea region, while high shipping costs are initiating a crisis in food-import-dependent countries.
- Ukraine and Western countries blamed Moscow for the global food shortage, alleging that the Russian forces have hampered the export of Ukrainian grain.