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Russia launched a major aerial attack on southern Ukraine on September 25, destroying grain storage facilities in the Black Sea port city of Odesa. According to Ukrainian officials, the Russian drone and missile strikes on Odesa were Moscow's first large-scale attack there since Ukraine started using a new route to revive exports of grain and other goods across the Black Sea. Several buildings in and around the port district were also damaged.

Assertions by Russian President Vladimir Putin that only a fraction of grain exported from Ukraine was going to poor countries are untrue, the British Defense Ministry says. 

Military delegations from Russia and Ukraine are gathering in Istanbul on July 13 to meet with UN and Turkish officials in an attempt to break a crucial impasse over grain exports that has sent global food prices soaring.

Activists, that position is becoming untenable for a really important reason because the things that israel stands for, democracy, freedom, and human rights, cannot be reconciled with the neutrality on the train crisis. moreover, it means the spillover effects will affect israel. we're talking economic crisis, energy crisis, multicultural crisis. those things israel cannot wall itself away from. therefore, their neutrality is not only morally indefensible as a country born out of the holocaust and is guilty of committed such atrocities, but it's stupid. israel has to live in a world like the r...