Volodymyr Zelensky has said ‘the world must respond’ to ‘Russian terrorists’ who have targeted the world’s food supply. Drones struck a facility holding Ukraine’s grain exports, destroying around 40,000 metric tonnes of grain.
Drones struck a facility holdingA fire broke out at industrial and port facilities, damaging equipment and destroying around 40,000 metric tonnes of grain which was bound to Africa, China andZelensky posted on Telegram: ‘Russian terrorists have once again targeted ports, grain facilities and global food security.Video captured by Romanian fisherman on the other side of the river shows explosions and a large fire.from the Black Sea port.
Ukraine’s South operational command wrote in an update on Facebook: ‘The goal of the enemy was clearly the facilities of the ports and industrial infrastructure of the region.’Ukraine is a major supplier of wheat, corn, vegetable oil and other agricultural products important to the Middle East, Africa and parts of Asia where people are struggling with high food prices and hunger.
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