Russian attacks are constricting a vital export route through a Black Sea port city better known for tourism, nightlife and beaches, highlighting how the war is hitting not only front-line areas but also the infrastructure that keeps trade moving. The development points to mounting pressure on Ukraine’s ability to ship goods abroad, with the port serving as an economic lifeline even as it becomes more exposed to military strikes. Beyond the immediate damage, the disruption matters because port operations are central to export revenue, supply chains and broader economic resilience during wartime.