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A Russian POW who could face life in prison after fatally shooting a Ukrainian civilian asked the\u00a0victims wife for forgiveness . Live updates.

A Russian POW who could face life in prison after fatally shooting a Ukrainian civilian asked the\u00a0victims wife for forgiveness . Live updates.

Ukraine recently reported an alarming decrease in grain exports, with the government in Kyiv laying the blame for the considerably smaller export total on problems caused by the Russian invasion. [...]

As Russia bombs Ukraine’s railroad network, Moscow knows what will come down the tracks this summer: $54 billion in U.S. aid to Ukraine. Approved by the U.S. Senate on Thursday,

In an interview with Current Time, Ukrainian president adviser Mykhaylo Podolyak has warned that Moscow aims to destroy Ukraine's agricultural infrastructure and exploit a global food crisis set off by the war.

Sudanese Acting Minister of Cabinet Affairs says Russia is providing technical assistance to Sudan through the Food and Agriculture Organization so that Khartoum can defeat desert locusts.

The International Committee of the Red Cross is trying to register the Ukrainian troops as POWs. US accuses Russia of weaponizing food. Updates.

Higher use of fossil fuels and increased prices of food, nickel major factors

At least 276 million people now face acute food insecurity, and 49 million people are at the brink of famine. Learn more at Boston.com.

President Joe Biden says Ukraine war shows the need to protect supply chain. U.S. accuses Russia of weaponizing food. Updates.