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5 million tons of grain, mainly wheat, to Asian and African countries, and that Russia is ready to export about 30 million tons of grain, including wheat, by the end of the year, and this figure will increase to 50 million tons
when the harvest is taken into account.
According to the message on the website of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, "by the end of the year, about 30 million tons of grain are ready to be exported, mainly including wheat, taking into account the harvest, this figure will be mentioned to 50 million tons
.
" Some 10.
5 million tons of grain (77% of wheat) have been sent to countries
in Asia (62%) and Africa (33%).
In stark contrast, Ukrainian goods are currently being transported along humanitarian corridors to Europe and developed countries, and Russian supplies are being delivered to people
in need in Africa and Asia.
”
.
" Some 10.
5 million tons of grain (77% of wheat) have been sent to countries
in Asia (62%) and Africa (33%).
In stark contrast, Ukrainian goods are currently being transported along humanitarian corridors to Europe and developed countries, and Russian supplies are being delivered to people
in need in Africa and Asia.
”
The Russian Foreign Ministry stressed that unlike Ukraine, Russia is one of the world's leading fertilizer exporters, and without fertilizers, not only grain consuming countries will face the risk of hunger, but also producing countries will face the risk of
hunger.
hunger.
The Russian Foreign Ministry said that most of the 80 percent of the fertilizers, which Russia is ready to transfer to the poorest countries free of charge, are currently blocked in warehouses in Latvia, and the rest are blocked in Estonian, Belgian and Dutch ports
.
.
