Russia and Ukraine exchanged attacks on each other's grain infrastructure, stoking concerns that global food prices could rise. Russia struck Ukraine's largest grain shipment port on the Danube overnight, causing damage and sparking a fire. The attack came a day after Ukraine hit Novorossiysk, a major grain hub on Russia's Black Sea coast. In that strike, Ukraine damaged Russia's grain export terminals, according to reports. Kyiv and Moscow have been trading attacks on grain warehouses, raising fears that the conflict could disrupt vital agricultural exports and push up food costs worldwide. The Danube port is a key route for Ukrainian grain exports, while Novorossiysk serves as a major Russian export hub. The overnight attack on the Danube facility adds to a pattern of escalating strikes on grain infrastructure, with both sides targeting each other's agricultural logistics.