Murmansk emerges as an alternative to Baltic ports for Belarusian fertilizer exports
The map of Russian exports is shifting as the Murmansk corridor evolves from a secondary backup into a strategic competitor to Baltic ports for the transit of Belarusian potash fertilizers. This transition is driven less by a decrease in shipping costs and more by a demand for reliability in an era of systemic instability. The viability of this northern route was tested in March when the Murmansk…
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