Will global food crisis caused by Russia-Ukraine war worsen? | Inside Story



The UN and Turkiye are working to salvage a deal to export Russian and Ukrainian grain through the Black Sea.
Russia has suspended its involvement, blaming drone attacks on its Black Sea fleet in Crimea for the decision.
The agreement in July was seen as a rare diplomatic breakthrough between Moscow and Kyiv.

So will the countries that depend on the shipments find enough food to eat?

Presenter: Sohail Rahman

Guests:

Andrey Baklanov – Former Russian Ambassador to Saudi Arabia.

Steve Mathews – Senior VP of Financial Services, Gro Intelligence.

Masha Belikova – Grain News and Price Reporter, Fastmarkets AgriCensus.

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44 thoughts on “Will global food crisis caused by Russia-Ukraine war worsen? | Inside Story”

  1. The Russia economy is going into a recession & they need to ship their trade-goods over the Black Sea nearly as bad as Ukraine.
    If russia blocks/destroys Ukraine black sea shipping ; Ukraine should attack their black sea shipping (but world-traded pricing on shipped-goods will go-up).
    Plus the-world will correctly blame Adolf Putin for high prices & starving people around the-world.
    In a nutshell, Ukraine has out-smarted Adolf Putin.

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  2. The former Russian ambassador spilled the beans in the last minute, all of this (attack on the black sea fleet) farce is to blackmail western countries to lift their sanctions of the Russian grains and fertilizers. What an idiot.

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  3. Ukraine did know consequences so the shooting on purpose because they knew what will happen when they made such moves. I have seen this as a plan to harm Africa or Middle East countries. Maybe the West, US and Ukraine plan this to let the Middle East or Africa to turn against Moscow 🤔.

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  4. So let's.begine to show the lies in this report. For starters Russia has with drawn from the security guarantees of the designated humanitarian corridor the ships used to export grain from oddessa. Why you ask? Well the water and air drones used the corridor as cover to move from oddessa and merchant ships to get close to the Russian navel base before turning to attack them. They will not be stopping grain shipments but not guaranteeing thier security if another attack should be attempted. This means the Ukrainians used the humanitarian corridor to carry out a military strike but noone is reporting that. Wonder why? At the Same time what they are not telling you is as reported that about 60% of the grain exported out of Ukraine is going to Europe and not Africa or the Middle East lie #2. Part of that agreement made 4 months ago also included the agreement that sanctions on russian grain and fertilizer where to be lifted thay have not been and are still under restrictions lie#3. Well you can't avoid the discussion of why the prices are rising and not discuss the true reason.

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  5. There is nothing like global food crisis because the only people hungry and starving now are the Western European nations. These same set of hungry folks created the Ukraine war. Al Jazeera should stop echoing Western media narratives and analyse the facts! Zelensky is stupid for mentioning Africa.

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  6. Wheat, Barley, Beef, Grain and Canola Oil Australia have trillions of tons of these commodities??? Buy quality from Australia! The world don't be scared we can supply food!

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  7. it's not about global food crisis , the west never helped the poor of the world or where there no starving people in Africa , the caribbean , asia and latin america ? they starved before the ukrainian conflict began , the west imports those grains for a cheaper price at home , the grain doesnt go to the poor of this world , disgusting how the western media is lying .

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  8. Where are the countries that are affected by this Russian grain embargo ? Why are they not in the Black Sea shooting at Russian ships that are stopping their deliveries ? They complain about food shortage but will not lift a finger to assist Ukraine to export the grain they need .
    If you are not prepared to fight for the food you need then you don't really deserve it . Russia only agreed to allow grain exports as a control mechanism to try and limit Ukraine attacks but now that has failed they cancel the deal . Where are the UN peace keeping troops to protect food security for small nations ?

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