WorldRussian Foreign Ministry says Western actions leave a third of the world without access to good food

Kirill Logvinov, director of the Russian Foreign Ministry’s Department of International Organizations, told a World Food Security Committee meeting in Rome that Western coercive trade practices had driven up food costs, leaving about a third of the world’s population unable to afford high-quality products. He said prices had risen 25% in five years and more than 600 million people still faced hunger.

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