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Ukraine's successful suppression of the Russian Black Sea fleet has resulted in Kyiv's grain exports rising to their highest levels since the invasion by Moscow began.

An intelligence update shared to X, formerly Twitter, by the British Ministry of Defence on Monday argued that the success was "almost certainly" due to the establishment of an effective Black Sea shipping route, despite the ongoing war. Kyiv's drone and missile attacks have seen major success in attacking targets in occupied Crimea, which was illegally annexed by Moscow in 2014.

"Ukraine's ports exported more agricultural products in December 2023 than at any other point since Russia's invasion, almost certainly driven by the reopening of Ukraine's main Black Sea ports and establishment of a unilateral shipping export channel," the update read. "[Ukraine] has largely prevented the Russian Black Sea Fleet from operating in the western Black Sea.

"The health of this export route is vital in the long term: both for Ukraine's export revenue; and as a symbol that both sides are willing to suspend attacks on civilian shipping, paving the way to diminished risk and greater trade for all in the Black Sea," it continues.

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