Whaling ships stayed in ports caused food shortage and concerns experts: setting up sa

(Paris Comprehensive) The Russian and Ukraine War led to the stay in the port of Ukraine ships, causing concerns that the world may face food shortage.Some people call for the establishment of a safety channel to allow cargo ships to leave the Black Sea, but experts believe that the establishment of a safe channel to say that it is easy and difficult, and it requires cooperation in Russia.

U.S. Secretary of State Broskens accused Russia of using food as a weapon to threaten the world.Blingken called on the United Nations Security Council on Thursday (19th) that Russia stopped blocking Ukraine's ports and allowed Ukraine to be exported to be blocked at the Grain of the Black Sea Port.

Brinken pointed out: "More than the Ukrainian, because of the actions of the Russian government, 20 million metric tons of grain accumulated in Ukraine's granary, which led to the shrinking food supply and soaring prices, threatening the safety of more people in the world."

In this regard, Russia's permanent representative of the United Nations Nirbian said that the world blame all suffering to Russia.He referred to that Ukraine was unwilling to cooperate with shipping companies to release foreign cargo ships that were blocked at the port.

He also said that the sanctions on the West against Russia are intensifying the unsafe situation in the world.

There are Western diplomats that Russian President Putin may insist on separating the Ukrainian economy from the global market, so it must be reached with Russia to set up a security channel; even if this problem is solved, the ship must protect the ships.It is also difficult and time -consuming to avoid the influence of mines from the Russian and Ukraine in the Black Sea.

Black Sea discovered that the traffic volume of mines at sea is very low

The French Navy spokesman Lavat said: "At present, the sea traffic in the Black Sea is very low, and some reason is that water mines are found in the waters."

It is not clear how many mines are drifting in the Black Sea, but even if there are only a small amount, it will pose a serious threat to past vessels.In addition, it may take several days, or even a few weeks to remove these mines.

Lavat pointed out that even if all mines have been cleared, "less than a day" can be re -deployed and pose a threat to past vessels again.