Russian Attacks on Ukraine Food Warehouses Destroy 90% of Their Capacity, Ukrainian Minister Says
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Russian attacks on Ukraine food warehouses destroy 90% of their capacity, Ukrainian minister says
Russian attacks have destroyed nearly ninety percent of Ukraine's food storage capacity. This disruption affects most retail food supply chains across the nation. However, Ukrainians will not face a complete lack of food supplies. Different supply options are currently being considered by officials.
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Russia is hitting warehouses and food logistics and has destroyed up to 90% of capacity in some places, but there is no shortage - Minagro Russian attacks destroyed up to 90% of modern storage capacities in some places. The Minister assured that there is no systemic shortage of products in Ukraine will be.
Currently, there are no alternatives to direct supply from producers to trading networks, even though this is much more expensive, more difficult and longer.
The Minister of Agrarian Policy of Ukraine, Taras Wysotsky, stated that the Russian army had destroyed about 90 per cent of the stores of commercial networks.
Taras Vysotsky assured that there is no threat of shortage of basic food in Ukraine
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