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Jean casarez, cnn, riverhead, new york. ukraine's air force says it shot down 23 russian attack drones overnight. these are the explosions over the capital kyiv. air defenses did their work there. but ukrainian officials say russian drones hit their targets in the southern city of odesa and that damaged a critical port facility and including a grain elevator and storage facility. clare sebastian is following these developments for us. they are coming dangerously close to being near nato. >> yeah, this is what they are saying, this is not a seaport, this is a danube port. and seaports, it is ...

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Yes, and inevitably attention will now turn to the future — a limited 60 day extension and we know the impact of the war on harvests and crops and ukraine. what does the future look like right now? in terms of future, we are expecting in black sea region lower harvest in ukraine, as you just stated about the war and uncertainty for farmers to be able to plant hrvest, but also in russia, due to bad weather, important, so they planted less wheat, so this is why it will be very important to have access to the stocks of wheat in these two countries in order to avoid a shock in the global market....

Here you have it happening and it just shows the danger of that and that of course then raises the possibility of escalation when this kind of thing happens. >> and of course it's coming at a precarious time when the west is trying to negotiate or renegotiate an export grain deal out of odesa there, obviously that would impact millions of people around the world. steve, let me ask you about russia's attempt as they said to retrieve the wreckage from this drone. the united states said that likely it is not retrievable at this point but they effectively wiped the drone of any sensitive informati...

It was meant to expire this saturday and it is been extended 120 days. how important is that deal? >> well, i'd say the global grain markets have kind of readjusted to this reality that the flow of grain out of ukraine is going to be smaller than it has been. you know, just if the production, you've seen the destruction of the infrastructure, so ukraine is not going to be able to produce the grain that it did before. and what i'm more worried about mo moving forward is the world's fertilizer. a lot has come out of russia and belarus and the black sea region and a lot of the natural gas is the ...