RUSSIA-UKRAINE WAR: GRAIN HUB ATTACKS RAISE FEARS OVER GLOBAL FOOD PRICES

Russia and Ukraine have exchanged attacks on each other's grain warehouses, sparking concerns over global food prices. According to France 24 - International breaki, Russia struck Ukraine's largest grain shipment port on the Danube overnight, causing damage and a fire. This retaliation came after Ukraine hit Novorossiysk, a major grain hub in Russia's part of the Black Sea.

The attacks on grain hubs have significant implications for global food supplies. BBC News reports that major Russian grain export terminals were hit in the Ukraine Black Sea port attack, while The Guardian notes that Ukraine is offering Russia a deal to halt attacks on civilian ships in the Black Sea. Additionally, Ukraine's drones have hit a major Russian refinery 800 miles from the border, sparking a fire, as reported by ABC News.

The escalating attacks between Russia and Ukraine have raised fears of a global food crisis, as the conflict disrupts grain supplies and shipment routes. The situation is being closely monitored, as any further disruptions could lead to higher food prices and shortages worldwide.

• Russia attacked Ukraine's largest grain shipment port on the Danube
• Ukraine retaliated by hitting Novorossiysk, a major grain hub in Russia's part of the Black Sea
• The conflict is disrupting global grain supplies and shipment routes, sparking fears of a food crisis

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