The price of wheat rose again in the world market Following Russia's declaration that it would see any ship sailing towards Ukrainian ...

 

The price of wheat rose again in the world market

Following Russia's declaration that it would see any ship sailing towards Ukrainian ports as a military target, wheat prices have skyrocketed on the global market.

On Monday, Russian authorities withdrew from a UN accord that would have ensured a secure route for grain transportation across the Black Sea.

Russia persisted in shelling Ukraine's grain storage facilities in Odesa and other cities throughout the third night.

Additionally, the Moscow authorities have issued a warning that starting on Thursday, any boat heading there will be assumed to be affiliated with the "Kyiv government."

Adam Hodge, a spokesman for the White House, noted that Russia is attempting to strike civilian aircraft and blamed Ukraine for it.

In an effort to support its decision to target civilian aircraft, he claimed that Russia has added more sea mines to the area surrounding Ukrainian ports.