After years of war with Russia, Ukraine's farmers are hit by Iran conflict - Reuters

<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMivgFBVV95cUxPczlQSC01QnYwZXJjeDhTOXpMdEtkalI2QVFaZXQtTzlHNjVhQlYwanpGdXhsZkh0dU8tMm5QV05md1Y2R2xQSU42cDlfX0tSMTdtY0JyYzh6aUs1MkhoakhzSkRSLVdIUmp0NHJpSWpqNzljRHFnZHJNa3BENkoxWngzcVNSVmdieWU4cVJqS013anVoano5VDFuV1hpQkJvRnBsazMzVEwyMV84a0o0X01XQjIwOE1ZTklKMnB3?oc=5" target="_blank">After years of war with Russia, Ukraine's farmers are hit by Iran conflict</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">Reuters</font>

Ukrainian farmers face rising costs due to increased fertilizer and diesel prices following the Iran conflict, leading to reduced sowing and potential export declines.

The Iran conflict has caused diesel and fertilizer prices to rise, increasing costs for Ukrainian farmers and impacting their export potential.

Ukrainian farmers are facing rising costs due to increasing energy prices after the conflict around Iran, leading to reduced sowing.

The risk for Ukraine is that the Middle Eastern conflict is increasing Russia's economic advantage.

Ukrainian farmers face rising costs due to increased fertilizer and diesel prices following the Iran conflict, leading to reduced sowing and potential export declines.

Fuel and fertilizer price surges threaten to reduce Ukraine’s grain exports by up to 40% in 2026 amid ongoing conflicts.