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The United States and the European Union banned imports of Russian oil and imposed escalating sanctions on Russia for its invasion of Ukraine. energy security envoy Amos Hochstein told lawmakers on Thursday, Reuters reported. We simply cannot afford to leave the shadow part of economic life in the country.”Ĩ:55 p.m.: Russia may be getting more revenue from its fossil fuels now than shortly before its invasion of Ukraine, U.S. And this is not a question of one or another economic doctrine, not a question of one or another political position. We have to get used to the fact that there can be only two parts of society - those who defend our independence and those who work in a way to ensure that defense. It did not give details.ĩ:15 p.m.: In his nightly video address, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said, “There are many discussions in Ukraine today about what the economic policy of the state should be both during the war and when we restore peace.

Tass said grain elevators 'in the liberated part' of the Luhansk republic contained around 300,000 metric tons of winter wheat and 200,000 metric tons of sunflower seeds, which it referred to as the remains of previous harvests.

Yuri Pronko, agricultural minister of the self-declared Luhansk People's Republic, said that until now, the grain had been sent by truck in relatively small amounts. The minister also said Russian air strikes could hit at any time.ĩ:30 p.m.: One of two breakaway eastern Ukrainian regions backed by Moscow on Thursday said it would soon start rail shipments to Russia of grain that its troops had 'liberated,' Tass news agency reported, according to Reuters. 'Therefore, serious training is under way - preparation of the line of defense, training of troops who will remain' in Kyiv and around the city. 'There is no concentration of troops near the Belarusian border, but we understand that any scenarios are possible tomorrow,' Interior Minister Denys Monastyrsky told Agence France-Presse, dressed in a black military sweater, a Ukrainian flag on its right sleeve. Russia and Ukraine produce 30 percent of the global wheat supply, AFP reported.ġ0:15 p.m.: Ukraine's interior minister said Thursday there was no imminent risk of Russians marching on Kyiv, more than 100 days after Russia invaded, but the capital would not let its guard down. If wheat exports do not resume from Ukraine, Africa 'will be in a situation of very serious famine that could destabilize the continent', Sall told French media outlets France 24 and RFI. Russia's invasion of Ukraine and Western sanctions have disrupted grain deliveries from the two countries, fueling fears of hunger around the world.Ĭereal prices in Africa - the world's poorest continent - have surged because of the slump in exports, sharpening the impact of conflict and climate change and sparking fears of social unrest, AFP reported.

All times EDT.ġ0:45 p.m.: Senegalese President and African Union Chair Macky Sall urged Ukraine to demine waters around its Odessa port to ease much needed grain exports from the war-torn country, Agence France-Presse reported. The latest developments in the conflict between Russia and Ukraine.

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