Russia strikes Ukraine to avenge Crimea fleet attack, possible food crisis averted

By India Today Web office Russia on Monday carried out perfection strikes on Ukraine’s structure- what Russian President Vladimir Putin said was retribution to the Ukrainian drone attack on Moscow’s line in Crimea.

Though Kyiv refused to claim responsibility for the attack, addressing a press conference on Monday, Putin contended Ukraine militarily exploited UN grain program security corridors supposed to be used to ferry food grains to the world.

The UN and Turkey had brokered a grain shipping program in July with Russia and Ukraine to insure an continued force of food grains- from Russia and Ukraine- to the world through the Black ocean, with Russia owing to the safe conveyance.

Following the attack on its line in Crimea, Russia set its Black Sea grain import program and bombarded the Ukrainian region with bullet attacks, knocking out about,000 residers of power, including about,000 residers of Kharkiv megacity, according to Ukrainian officers.

Ukraine’s service said it had shot down 44 of 50 Russian dumdums. But strikes left 80 percent of Kyiv without running water, authorities said. Ukrainian police said 13 people were injured in the rearmost attacks, Reuters reported.

Moscow’s decision to repudiate itself from theUN-brokered deal touched off global wheat prices to rise by further than 5 per cent. still, the continued inflow of grain exports from Ukraine on Monday seems to suggest that the food extremity has been snapped out.

Russia on Monday carried out a slew of unabated bullet strikes in Ukraine to retaliate the latter’s alleged attack on Crimea’s line.

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