Russian president tells leaders and officials from African countries that Moscow would provide grain for sale or free to the neediest countries to avert uncertainty in global food supply
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At a summit for African countries, the Russian president insisted that Western hypocrisy rather than his invasion of Ukraine was to blame for disruptions in the global food supply.
Russian president tells leaders and officials from African countries that Moscow would provide grain for sale or free to the neediest countries to avert uncertainty in global food supply
Russian President Vladimir Putin has told leaders and officials from most African countries that his nation is making full efforts to avert a global food crisis despite concerns that its
Vladimir Putin promised that Russia intends to ship 50,000 tons of grain aid to multiple countries in Africa at a two-day summit. Putin is looking to increase ties with Africa.
The pledge at the Russia-Africa summit comes after Moscow pulled out of a grain deal that had allowed the transport of millions of tons of Ukrainian food exports through the Black Sea.
