The EU today welcomed the departure of a grain shipment from Ukraine as a “first step” towards easing the food crisis caused by the Russian invasion. …The EU welcomes the departure of the first commercial ship from the port of Odesa after months of blockage by Russia.
— European Commission (@EU_Commission) August 1, 2022
This is a first step towards mitigating the global food crisis, enhanced by Russia's illegitimate aggression of Ukraine.#StandWithUkraine #FoodSecurity pic.twitter.com/ZxHJNq13G2
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