KSK Grain Terminal in Novorossiysk Suspended After Attack

The 'Delo' Group suspended operations at the grain terminal in Novorossiysk.

Consensus

The KSK grain terminal in Novorossijsk ceased operations on August 13.
The suspension was due to safety concerns for workers and infrastructure.
The decision was made by Group Companies 'Delo'.
The attack occurred on the night of August 12.
Ukrainian drones were involved in the attack on the Krasnodar Krai.
Two other grain terminals in Novorossiysk had already stopped operations prior to KSK.
The Russian Ministry of Agriculture established a special coordination team for grain logistics.
Russian Railways imposed temporary restrictions on freight transport to Novorossiysk stations from August 13 to 22.
No casualties were reported at the KSK terminal.
The attack damaged infrastructure at the Novorossiysk Commodity Grain Plant (NKGPP) and the Novorossiysk Grain Terminal (NGT).

The KSK terminal is the last remaining operational large grain terminal in Novorossiysk. — meduza
The combined capacity of the three terminals (KSK, NKGPP, NGT) approaches three-quarters of Russia's wheat exports. — thebell
The KSK terminal has an annual grain handling capacity of 7.4 million tons. — kommersant
The attack led to the introduction of a state of emergency in Novorossiysk. — fontanka
Three people were killed in Krasnodar Krai during the attack, including an eight-year-old child. — meduza
The KSK terminal's annual capacity is 10.5 million tons of grain. — fontanka
The KSK terminal's capacity is not mentioned in the company's statement. — thebell