Russia is weaponizing food | British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak

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Russia is weaponizing food | British Prime

 Minister Rishi Sunak

Russia is weaponizing food | British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak


Russia is weaponizing food | British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak News updates today, British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak on the eve of the G20 summit addressed the representatives of the G20 countries and advised them to try to growth food manufacturing and free up shares.News updates today,


He clarified that in the interim "Russia is turning meals right into a weapon." This is stated through the ANG-News Plus.


“The conflict in Ukraine simplest exacerbates the problems confronted by using nations around the arena. Now more than half of of the G20 member countries are facing inflation of 7%,” Sunak stated.

Russia is weaponizing food | British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak

According to him, it is necessary to assist the Ukrainian people and take diverse measures "to save you hunger in the maximum inclined components of the arena." In addition, Sunak spoke with aid to the UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres and his phrases regarding ensuring the continuation of grain substances through the Black Sea.News updates today, Russia military news 24/7, China, Russia News Now, What is the latest news on Russia, biggest Russian news site, Breaking news Putin 24/7, Latest Russian military news,


“We need to put an stop to Russia's horrendous weatherization of meals. Among other matters, I name on all nations to growth meals materials. This may be done with the aid of increasing manufacturing or releasing shares,” the Prime Minister of Great Britain emphasized.Russia military news 24/7, China, Russia News Now, What is the latest news on Russia, biggest Russian news site, Breaking news Putin 24/7, Latest Russian military news,

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