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Grain under fire: Russian, Ukrainian Black Sea attacks threaten food supply

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Recent strikes on Black Sea shipping routes threaten global grain exports, potentially driving up food prices and worsening food insecurity. The article notes that these attacks are a new development in the ongoing conflict, with no specific casualty figures or economic impact data provided in the source.

Key points

• New strikes on Black Sea shipping routes threaten global grain exports, potentially driving up food prices and worsening food insecurity.

Context

The conflict in Ukraine has escalated, with renewed attacks on Black Sea shipping routes. This development is a new development in the ongoing conflict, with no specific casualty figures or economic impact data provided in the source.

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The evidence is a single sentence summary without specific casualty figures, economic impact data, or detailed timelines. The source does not specify the exact number of ships affected, the duration of the strikes, or the specific countries most impacted by the attacks.

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