"Russia's Attacks on Ukraine's Grain Ports and the Potential Impact on Global Food Prices"

Russia launched intense drone and missile attacks targeting the southern port city of Odesa in Ukraine, damaging critical port infrastructure, including grain and oil terminals, and injuring at least 12 people. The attacks came after President Vladimir Putin pulled Russia out of the Black Sea Grain Initiative and vowed to retaliate against Ukraine for an attack on the Kerch Bridge. The Agriculture Ministry estimates it will take a year to restore the damaged facilities, and the destruction of grain will impact global food prices. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy called for more anti-aircraft defense systems to protect the port, while Germany's Foreign Minister criticized Putin's actions. The attacks also extended to other regions in Ukraine, resulting in casualties and damage.
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