Why The world is facing a terrible famine, Germany warned

Food prices have skyrocketed. In such a situation, German Minister for Economic Cooperation and Development Svenja Schulz warned that the impending famine was becoming more severe after World War II. He blamed the Corona epidemic and Russia's attacks on Ukraine. This information was given in a report of the Russian media RT on Monday. Earlier, Svenja Schulz said the situation was "extremely dramatic". According to the UN Food and Agriculture Organization, more than 300 million people are suffering from severe hunger. He also said that this number is only increasing. He said food prices have risen to record highs. The bad news is that the world is facing its worst famine since World War II. He also commented that millions of people could die in it. The World Food Program (WFP) said in a statement on May 8 that more than 45 million people around the world are starving. Because after the war, Ukraine's grain supply was cut off. The ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine has created a global food crisis. Wheat prices peaked in March over the past few years. Russia and Ukraine are the major wheat producing countries in the world. Thirty percent of world exports come from the two countries. Schulz said the world is facing a difficult situation today because of the war in Ukraine, the world's food warehouse. No one will be saved from its heat. Billions of people are already in food security. The renewed Ukraine-Russia war on it is making the world situation worse. Schulz warns that world food prices have risen by one-third to "record levels". "We are facing the worst famine since World War II," he said. Millions of people could die as a result. He says the war has cut off Ukraine's grain supply. They called for the opening of ports in the Black Sea so that the supply of this grain would not be disrupted. He says Russia is "stealing grain from Ukraine" and is now taking advantage of Russian and Ukrainian agriculturally dependent countries to provide food only to those who are "unequivocally Russian". Meanwhile, Ukraine's military says there is a strong possibility that Russia could launch a missile attack on the country. The Ukrainian military has warned that Moscow's Victory Day parade is planned. Food prices have skyrocketed. In such a situation, German Minister for Economic Cooperation and Development Svenja Schulz warned that the impending famine was becoming more severe after World War II. He blamed the Corona epidemic and Russia's attacks on Ukraine. This information was given in a report of the Russian media RT on Monday. Earlier, Svenja Schulz said the situation was "extremely dramatic". According to the UN Food and Agriculture Organization, more than 300 million people are suffering from severe hunger. He also said that this number is only increasing. He said food prices have risen to record highs. The bad news is that the world is facing its worst famine since World War II. He also commented that millions of people could die in it. The World Food Program (WFP) said in a statement on May 8 that more than 45 million people around the world are starving.