Bellingcat @bellingcat.com · 11/09/2026Ukraine is faced with few alternatives to export huge quantities of grain during the peak of the harvest. Overland routes, via Poland, Slovakia and Hungary have been severely reduced by bans introduced by those countries designed to protect local agriculture industry. 1499
Bellingcat @bellingcat.com · 11/09/2026A third option - exporting grain via inland ports on the Danube River remains open. Far less grain can leave the country via this route and delays have occurred amid a shortage of personnel and critically low water levels. Satellite imagery shows a buildup of ships waiting near Danube river ports. 3516
Bellingcat @bellingcat.com · 11/09/2026Olof Gill, EU Commission spokesperson for Trade & Economic Security has called on EU member states Hungary, Poland and Slovakia to remove their bans on certain Ukrainian agricultural products, but so far no change has occurred. 1553
Balazs Wirth @birthba.bsky.social · 11/09/2026Oh yeah, Danube water levels have been at historic lows for months now. 000