Russia has recorded a record grain harvest, but experts caution that domestic consumption is low and export limits are in place. Sergei Lisovsky, a State Duma deputy, highlighted the logistical challenges preventing the export of surplus grain at normal prices. Elena Tyurina, Director of the Department of the Russian Grain Union, noted that Russia exports over half of the wheat grown, with an export potential of approximately 50 million tons this year. However, exports have seen a significant decline following the grain deal, with Turkey and other countries increasing purchases amid speculation of Russia's potential withdrawal from the deal.