Kazakhstan Grain Exports Face Russian Rail Bottleneck to Estonian Ports

Russian Railways has rejected October requests to transport grain from Kazakhstan to Estonian ports, citing insufficient rail capacity. This blocks the usual route for high-value durum wheat and oilseed flax. Disruptions in the Black Sea have redirected Russian grain, increasing pressure on Russian rail infrastructure and transit routes through Eastern Europe.

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