Al Jazeera English reported on 3 November 2026 that renewed strikes on shipping in the Black Sea are putting grain exports at risk. According to the outlet's headline, the attacks are attributed to both Russia and Ukraine. That attribution rests on the headline alone. The information available contains no evidence of responsibility and no account from either side. The outlet's report links the disruption of Black Sea grain exports to higher food prices and worsening global food insecurity. It is a single-outlet report. The information available does not specify which vessels, ports or locations were struck, or when. It does not give export volumes or the size of any price rise. It includes no response from Russia or Ukraine.