Tell that to hungry Russian soldiers they will feel better about the sanctions I’m sureMost of the world don't seem to care...
The sanctions wrt food doesn't affect Russia, it hurts all who previously relied on importing Russian stuff...Tell that to hungry Russian soldiers they will feel better about the sanctions I’m sure
Ukraine and Russia are together commonly referred to as the breadbasket of the world, producing about 30% of food commodities such as wheat and maize. Ukraine alone — the country is 28 times smaller than Russia — provides 16% and 12% of the world's wheat and maize respectively. Two weeks into the conflict, Kyiv took the decision to ban exports of food staples, prioritising feeding its population as a humanitarian crisis — exacerbated by repeated ceasefire violations making it impossible for aid convoys to reach key cities — set in. Russia has since followed suit, banning exports of wheat to some neighbouring counties until the end of June.
https://www.euronews.com/my-europe/...y-hit-record-high-then-russia-invaded-ukraine
