Zelei: Ukrainian food harvest may be halved throughout the year

After the outbreak of the Russian and Ukraine conflict, Russia and Ukraine were all disturbed as the world's grain exports. Ukrainian President Zelei Sky said on social media on July 31 that based on the Russian -Ukraine conflict, Ukraine's grain harvest this year may be only half of the previous years.

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Just before Zeelianki posted, the city of Nicholaev, a city in southern Ukraine, was bombed on the same day. Mayor of Nicholaev said that the attack was the most violent attack on the city since the Russian conflict. Essence

The BBC reported that in the attack, Ukraine's "Grain Tycoon", one of the largest grain exporters Nibulon, the general manager of Alexeviduarski, was attacked.

According to reports, Waduarsky was awarded the title of "Ukrainian Hero" and ranked 24th in the "Forbes Ukrainian Rich List" in 2021. The Nibulon company he founded was engaged in grain production and exports and was an important food exporter in Ukraine.

Zelezzky responded that Waduarsky's death was "major losses in Ukraine", "it is these people and these companies that guarantee world food security in southern Ukraine."

Zeelianzki also said that the current main goal of the Ukrainian government is to prevent the global food crisis caused by war and find another way of grain transportation.

At present, Russia has no response to the matter.

On the same day, Russian media reported that the headquarters of the Russian and Black Sea fleet was attacked by the UAV drone, causing a number of people to be injured. The head of the headquarters Sevastopol said that the attack was from Ukraine, and Ukraine did not respond to it. For security reasons, all the Russian Navy Festival celebrations planned in the city were canceled.

According to the war report issued by the Russian Ministry of Defense on the same day, the Russian army used an empty -based high -precision weapon to crack down on the temporary base of the Ukrainian armed organization in the Halkov Morozov Machinery Academy, causing losses to the Ukraine's large number of personnel and military equipment.

Earlier, Ukraine's grains have been stranded at the port due to war. Ukraine accused the Russian army of blocking the Wufang Heihai Port to prevent food from exporting food. Russia denied this statement, accusing Wufang of laying a mine at the waters near Heihai Port to endanger navigation safety.

Under the mediation of Turkey, on July 22, Russia and Ukraine signed a grain agreement in Istanbul. The ships that transported food could safely traveled to and from the three ports in southern Ukraine to transport Ukraine's grain to the international market.

Turkish president spokesman Ibrahim Kalin said in an interview on July 31 that the joint coordination center of the Black Sea Food Foreign Transport may soon complete the final work of the Ukrainian grain export route. On August 1st local time, from Odessa, Heihai Port, Ukraine, it will also leave Hong Kong the next day to re -export food to the international market.

It is expected that the grain ship will arrive in Istanbul, Turkey on August 3, and then go to African countries.