Attacks on port infrastructure are disrupting grain exports from both Russia and Ukraine, exacerbating global food security concerns. Ukraine recently targeted major Russian grain export terminals in a Black Sea port attack. This follows escalating attacks by Russia on Ukrainian shipping facilities, hindering their agricultural exports. The mutual targeting of these facilities significantly impacts the availability of grain on the world market. Reduced exports from both countries are likely to drive up global food prices. The situation highlights the ongoing impact of the conflict on global supply chains and international trade, particularly concerning essential commodities. Analysts predict further disruptions unless a resolution is reached.