The war in Iran could seriously impact Ukrainian exports, primarily due to rising energy prices and the overall instability of global markets. This is reported by Reuters. A key factor is the disruption of oil supplies through the Strait of Hormuz, which has already caused a sharp increase in fuel and logistics costs. For Ukraine, this means higher production costs for agricultural products. The increase in costs could reduce the competitiveness of Ukrainian exports in global markets. More expensive logistics and production mean that Ukrainian grain and oilseeds may be priced higher than those from other suppliers. Due to the energy crisis and inflation, importing countries are reducing purchases or looking for cheaper alternatives. At the same time, the situation in global markets remains unpredictable. On the one hand, shortages and risks could maintain high food prices. On the other hand, a prolonged crisis could reduce trade volumes and hit the incomes of exporters. The war in ...