(United Nations Reuters) EU warns that Russia is providing cheap grains to developing countries in order to exacerbate economic fragility and global unsafe situation to make them "new dependence" to Russia.
Reuters on Wednesday (August 2) reported that Bodari, a senior representative of the EU diplomatic and security policy, recently wrote a letter to the G20 member states and developing countries, calling on them to unite and promote Russia to return to returnThe Black Sea Grain Export Initiative is to stop attacking Ukraine agricultural infrastructure.
Berrer wrote: "When the world responds to the interruption of supply and price increase, Russia is proposing to the bilateral agreement to export the grain at a discount to the fragile country to pretend to solve the problem itself." Russian President Putin met with the leaders of African countries last week that Russia is capable of replacing Ukraine to export food to Africa and provide food assistance, saying that Russia plays a vital role in ensuring global food security.
Berrely said that this is a policy of grain as a weapon. It aims to make these countries rely on Russia by exacerbating economic fragility and global unsafe situation.
In July 2022, Russia and Ukraine signed the Black Sea grain export initiative under the mediation of the United Nations and Turkey, allowing Ukraine to export grains from the Black Sea Port.Last month, the agreement was suspended after Russia's refusal extension period, and Russia then attacked the ports and infrastructure of the Ukraine in the Black Sea and the Danube to promote the increase in global food prices.
The Kremlin has repeatedly said that if the terms of Russia have been fulfilled in the agreement, it will consider returning to the agreement.One of the requirements of Russia is to allow the Russian Agricultural Bank of China to re -access the Swift international payment system.In June 2022, the European Union eliminated the major Russian banks outside the Swift system.
