Ukraine is seeking alternative export routes for its grain following repeated Russian attacks on critical Black Sea infrastructure. Kyiv has requested a reduced tariff from Moldova to transport cereals via rail through its territory as a safer option than maritime shipping. Sources in both countries confirmed the discussions, citing concerns over the security of Black Sea routes. This potential agreement seeks to bypass disruptions caused by Russia's actions impacting Ukrainian port operations. The port of Constanța is also expected to play a role in facilitating these new export logistics. This move signifies a collaborative effort between Ukraine and Moldova to maintain crucial grain exports to global markets, despite ongoing challenges.