Russia's blockade of Ukrainian exports could drive global food crisis. - thereidout Blog
For weeks, Russia, as part of its invasion of Ukraine, has been engaged in a naval blockade that has prevented Ukraine from shipping goods out of key ports,“Russia wishes to make it impossible for our people to use their land, resources and water in their best interest,” Zelenskyy said.
“Russia wishes to steal it and is actively looting the territory it has managed to occupy.”Further disruptions to the world’s food supply are sure to cause hand-wringing in the United States, where concerns and complaints about rising food costs are prominent in our political discourse. As I’ve covered in the past,
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