Russia halted a breakthrough wartime deal on Monday that allows grain to flow from Ukraine to countries in Africa and Asia where hunger is a growing threat
Russia has halted a wartime deal allowing Ukraine to ship grain. It's a blow to global food security
Likely a direct response to the Crimean bridge, yes?
Possibly, but IDK, the Russian government does things like this a lot: They don't need a real reason because they just do what they want and make shit up to justify it.
Most likely. It’s silly though because it doesn’t really hurt Ukraine, just starving people in Africa. Russia is trying desperately to save face and it just makes them look even weaker.
No.
It's pretty clear Erdogan knew that the deal would not be renewed when he sent those Azovstal fighters back to Ukraine.
"Give us your land or we'll make a bunch of poor people in other countries starve"
