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Moveon
I can't remember where I read that at. Either on CNN's web site of the Flip Board article on my smartphone. Samsung Android Note 4 came with the Flipboard app on the phone automatically. I had this phone for at least 2 or 3 years before I started reading the articles on the Flip Board Briefing Screen.
You should be able to google this grain stealing deal on the internet and read about it. There were convoys of trucks hauling stolen grain out of Ukraine into Crimea. And the license plate were from Crimea Russia. BTW Russia stole Crimea from Ukraine too.
I also read the G7 people including Germany wanted to free Ukraine's Odesa city from the Russian Naval Blockade so that Ukraine could ship its grain to the world. I don't know how that could be done without a war against Russia.
I copied this directly from the CNN Web Site:
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G7 foreign ministers will discuss how to end Ukrainian grain blockade during meeting in Germany
From CNN’s Nadine Schmidt in Berlin
The foreign ministers of the Group of Seven nations will discuss how to end a blockade of Ukrainian grain so it can be exported to the world, German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock said Thursday, as the meeting kicks off at the Baltic Sea resort of Weissenhaus, northeast of the German city of Hamburg.
''There are 25 millions of grain currently blocked in the Ukrainian port of Odesa, which means food for millions of people in the world that is urgently needed, above all in African countries and the Middle East,” Baerbock told reporters.
Ukraine is one of the world's largest grain-producing countries.
The UN has called to reopen the Odesa port in southern Ukraine to help ease a global food crisis. CNN has also reported that Russian forces are stealing thousands of tons of grain from Ukrainian farmers, as well as targeting food storage sites with artillery, according to multiple sources.
The German foreign minister on Thursday welcomed top diplomats of the G7 nations for a three-day meeting, which will focus on the war in Ukraine, energy and food security, relationship with China and climate change.
Baerbock also welcomed her Ukrainian and Moldovan counterparts, Dmytro Kuleba and Nicu Popescu, who are attending the meeting as guests.
Indonesian Foreign Minister Retno Marsudi, whose country chairs the Group of 20 major economies (G20) this year, is also participating in the meeting but remotely.