The war crimes trial of Russian soldier Vadim Shishimarin, 21, who pleaded guilty to killing a civilian, is set to resume.
The United States will roll out $215 million in new emergency food assistance, Secretary of State Antony Blinken said Wednesday during aThe United States has already announced $2.3 billion to meet global humanitarian needs caused by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, he said, and Washington is expected to commit about $5.5 billion more uponBlinken said governments and global organizations “can also come together to compel” Russia to allow food supplies to safely leave Ukraine by land or sea.
David Beasley, the head of the U.N. World Food Program, said a failure to open Ukrainian ports would be akin to declaring war on global food security and result in famine. “This is not just about Ukraine, this is about the poorest of the poor,”Blinken dismissed Russian assertions that sanctions imposed on Moscow for its Feb. 24 invasion of Ukraine were responsible for global food shortages, dismissing those claims as “false.
The sanctions have exceptions for agricultural goods and fertilizers, Blinken said, and the United States is working to ensure the sanctions are not preventing food from leaving Russia. Responsibility for the food crisis “lies squarely and solely with the Russian government,” he said.this week that the “collective West” is to blame for undermining global food supplies.
The emergency declarations have allowed Ukraine’s government to impose curfews, restrict fighting-age men from leaving the country and curb travel. Zelensky has alsomartial law in consolidating the country’s national TV channels into one platform to ensure a “unified information policy.” “Our army and all those who defend the state must have all the legal tools to act steadily,” Zelensky
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