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Attacks on ports in #Odesa threaten to reverse the progress in getting Ukrainian food to millions around the world. It is essential that these ports remain open, for Ukraine and for global food security. We cannot afford further disruptions to global food corridors.

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Ukraine grows food not just for itself, but for millions of people around the world. Russia’s attacks strategically target fields, warehouses, and ports, putting the global food supply at risk. What you see in this video is the deliberate destruction of food that people worldwide rely on. Ukrainian farmers continue to sow and harvest, despite constant danger – but Russia's crimes against global food security must end. Only united action can stop Russia and force it into a just peace.

Ukraine grows food not just for itself, but for millions of people around the world. Russia’s attacks strategically target fields, warehouses, and ports, putting the global food supply at risk. What you see in this video is the deliberate destruction of food that people worldwide rely on. Ukrainian farmers continue to sow and harvest, despite constant danger – but Russia's crimes against global food security must end. Only united action can stop Russia and force it into a just peace.

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