In Russia they cynically stated that they could provide green corridors for Ukrainian grains/Unsplash
The Russian invaders first blocked the Black Sea themselves and created a threat of world hunger, and then they took pity and declared what can green corridors give for Ukrainian grain.
Such cynical statements were noted by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the aggressor country, which is quoted by the Russian media.
There is not even a smell of logic in Russia's statements and actions
Deputy Foreign Minister of Russia Andrei Rudenko said that the country the aggressor is ready to provide humanitarian corridors for the export of Ukrainian grain by sea, but Kyiv must ensure the clearance of ports. He stressed that, in general, Moscow is ready for a dialogue with all interested parties to solve food problems.
However, Deputy Foreign Minister of Russia Andrey did not remind that it was because of Russia's actions that this crisis arose. Rudenko was also outraged by the statement of the head of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, that Moscow uses food security issues as a weapon.
We have spoken about this many times before. The solution to the food problem requires a comprehensive approach, in particular, related to the lifting of sanctions restrictions imposed on Russian exports and Russian financial transactions,” Rudenko added. Ukrainian grain. For some reason, Rudenko forgot to clarify this.
Pay attention!Infidels have already taken out about 300 thousand tons of grain from the Zaporozhye region, and more than 100 thousand tons from the Luhansk region. Residents of Kherson and Donetsk regions also reported theft of food, grain and agricultural equipment. The robbery of the Melitopol region continues. The other day, 15 grain carriers left the city in the Crimean direction. Melitopol traitors are actively helping the occupiers.
Prices for basic goods will soon rise
British intelligence said that the consequences of Russian aggression against Ukraine have already been felt by people far beyond the borders of our country. However, if the blockade of the Black Sea continues, price increases cannot be avoided. The scouts recalled that there had been no significant merchant shipping activity in Odessa since the start of the Russian invasion.
The war unleashed by Russia was already exerting indirect pressure on world grain prices. The naval blockade of the aggressor country continues to hinder the access of commercial ships to Ukrainian ports. As a result, the shortage of supply will lead to a further increase in prices for many basic products.
