Yes. All of our ports are blocked, so there is no possibility to go through the ports. It was done, as I said, very purposely, and from the beginning, from the first day of the war. They just blocked the ports, understanding that this will increase the global crisis. As well, it will lead to heavy migration from Africa and Asia. This is a kind of hybrid weapon for them. They're using food and grain as a hybrid weapon, and not against Ukraine but against civilized countries.
On the second, 25% of our railways are destroyed. We are repairing them constantly in order to keep them functioning. We are doing it. We're doing it and we are losing people. More than 120 people working on railways have died, because they were repairing during the bomb shelling and during the active war actions. People are paying the price.
What we have also is that we have the rivers functioning. We can use the Dnieper River. We have three terminals there. We're trying to increase the capacity of these ports so that we can export, but it's a long-term project. It's not like in two months we can do it. It's one year or two years. It's taking a lot of time to build terminals and additional capacity on the river.
Roads are also destroyed, but the worst thing is that they are destroying grain storage as well as fuel storage. We have a huge deficit of fuel for the citizens as well as for the agribusinesses, and the price is skyrocketing.