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Ethiopian are suffering from the effects of high grain price. if russia doesnt stop the grain flow, it would be a blow to this people and to resolving the ukraine crisis. the deal had been viewed as the first step on the way to a possible ceasefire. the un has called for the preservation of the grain corridor and countries should refrain from any action that would imperil it. aruna iyengar, bbc news. our ukraine correspondent james waterhouse has more from the city of dnipro. you will have to fo...

Ukrainian black sea ports for grain exports. already, it has allowed nearly 9 million tons of ukrainian grain to be exported and was due to be renewed in november. ukraine is the worlds fifth largest exporter of wheat, many countries, from lebanon to ethiopia, are suffering from the effects of higher grain prices as a result of the war. if russia does stop the grain flow, it will be a blow to these people and to resolving the russia—ukraine crisis. the deal had been viewed as the first step on...

He also alleged the attack took place with the support from the uk, something the uks ministry of defence has denied. washington in turn had accused russia of weaponising food and in so doing, directly impacting nations in need. the un grain deal struck injuly was a diplomatic coup. it allows ukraine to reopen ukrainian the black sea ukrainian black sea ports for grain exports. already it has allowed nearly 9 million tonnes of ukrainian grain to be exported and was due to be renewed in november....

Famine on several continents. this is nonsense. russia has no place in the 620. russias un envoy tweeted a statement saying russia intended to suspend participation in the grain deal. he also alleged the attack took place with support from the uk — something the uks ministry of defence has denied. washington in turn has accused russia of weaponising food and, in so doing, directly impacting nations in need. the un grain deal, struck injuly, was a diplomatic coup, it allows ukraine to reopen uk...

Question in my mind, though, is whether the ukrainian forces are sufficiently strong to actually mount a counteroffensive of their own. remember, many of ukraines best forces have been badly mauled in the earlier stages of the fighting. many of their newer forces are less well—trained, less experienced, so basically its been interesting to see whether ukraine can generate that counteroffensive lunch to seize this territory. yes. lunch to seize this territory. yes, and is there _ lunch to seize...

It is early days yet, lets not rush to judgment, it is early days yet, lets not rush tojudgment, but we have it is early days yet, lets not rush to judgment, but we have seen this kind of thing in the russian game plan before. weve seen it in syria, weve seen it elsewhere, where the russians appear to do things to leave pressure, to give an inkling of hope that some accommodation can be reached and then they pull the rug from underneath it —— to relieve pressure. so i think early days yet. l...