Russia’s ongoing blockade is poised to dramatically reduce Ukraine’s grain exports, potentially halving the volume shipped abroad. With limited storage capacity, Ukraine faces a critical situation: by November, over 9 million tonnes of grain may have nowhere to be stored. This disruption exacerbates global food security concerns, particularly for nations reliant on Ukrainian grain supplies. Kyiv is urgently requesting €220 million from the European Union to address the escalating crisis. The funds are intended to support infrastructure and logistics solutions to facilitate alternative export routes. Failure to resolve the blockade and secure financial assistance could lead to significant grain spoilage and further destabilize global food markets. The situation highlights the weaponization of food supplies and the urgent need for international intervention.