Ukraine's Kernel suspends port operations after Russian attacks
Ukraine's Kernel suspends port operations after Russian attacks July 13 (Reuters) - Ukrainian agricultural group Kernel Holding KER.WA said on Monday it had suspended operations at its port infrastructure in Chornomorsk after it was significantly damaged by Russian missile and drone attacks.
The attacks on July 10 to 12 damaged grain, sunflower oil, and meal storage and transshipment infrastructure, the company said, adding that the timing for restoring operations was uncertain.
(Reporting by Alicja Surdy; Editing by Kirsten Donovan)
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