Por: ABC News Business February 19, 2023
LONDON -- The amount of grain leaving has dropped even as a U.N.-brokered deal works to keep food flowing to developing nations, with inspections of ships falling to half what they were four months ago and a backlog of vessels growing as Russia's invasion nears the one-year mark. Ukrainian and some U.S. officials are blaming Russia for slowing down inspections, which Moscow has denied. Less wheat, barley and other grain getting out of... + full article
MarketWatch USA Politics July 22, 2023
In response to Russia declaring wide areas in the Black Sea dangerous for shipping, the U.N. warned that a military incident in the sea could have “catastrophic consequences.” because the U.N. had failed to overcome obstacles to shipping its food and fertilizer to global... + más
Russia comes under pressure at U.N. to avoid global food crisis and revive Ukrainian grain shipments | Los Angeles Times
Exclusive: Ukraine Calls Russia's Bluff on Grain Blockade | Time
Los Angeles Times USA World July 22, 2023
Russia came under pressure at the U.N. Security Council on Friday from its ally China and developing countries as well as Western nations to avert a global food crisis and quickly revive Ukrainian grain shipments. Moscow was also criticized by the United Nations and its council... + más
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Time USA World July 20, 2023
Ukraine is ready to restart grain exports despite Russia’s naval blockade of the Black Sea, Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba said on Tuesday, as Russian forces launched a fresh at the Ukrainian ports where many of the grain shipments originate. “We are ready to take... + más
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Fox Business USA Business December 02, 2022
Rebekah Koffler, who fled the Soviet Union 30 years ago, weighs in on the Russia-Ukraine conflict on 'Varney & Co. Vessels linked to Russia’s largest grain trader shipped thousands of tons of stolen Ukrainian grain to global buyers, using a sophisticated system of feeder... + más
Concerns rise as Russia resumes grain blockade of Ukraine | Portland Press Herald
Russia rejoins grain deal after saying it received security guarantees | The Boston Globe
Los Angeles Times USA World November 02, 2022
Diplomatic efforts salvaged a wartime agreement that allowed Ukrainian grain and other commodities to reach world markets, with Russia saying Wednesday that it would stick to the deal after Ukraine pledged not to use a designated Black Sea corridor to attack Russian forces. The... + más
Concerns rise as Russia resumes grain blockade of Ukraine | 10 WBNS
Portland Press Herald USA World October 30, 2022
The ship Navi-Star sits full of grain since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine began five months ago as it waits to sail from the Odesa Sea Port, in Odesa, Ukraine, July 29, 2022. David Goldman,/Associated Press KYIV, Ukraine — Russia resumed its blockade of Ukrainian ports on... + más
Concerns of Global Hunger Rise as Russia Resumes Blockade of Grain Exports From Ukraine | NBC 6 South Florida
Global food concerns rise as Russia halts Ukraine grain deal | Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times USA World October 30, 2022
Russia resumed its blockade of Ukrainian ports on Sunday, cutting off urgently needed grain exports to hungry parts of the world in what President Biden called a “really outrageous” act. Biden — speaking in Wilmington, Del. — warned that global hunger could increase... + más
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