US EditionInspections of Ukrainian grain ships halved since October, creating food supply backlog
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Inspections of Ukrainian grain ships halved since October
Inspections of ships carrying Ukrainian grain and other food exports have slowed to half their peak rate under a U.N.-brokered wartime agreement, creating backlogs in vessels meant to carry supplies to developing nations where people are going hungry, United Nations and Ukrainian officials say.
Inspections of Ukrainian grain ships halved since October
DAVOS, Switzerland: Inspections of ships carrying Ukrainian grain and other food exports have slowed to half their peak rate under a UN-brokered wartime agreement, creating backlogs in vessels meant to carry supplies to developing nations where people are going hungry, United Nations and Ukrainian officials say. Some US and Ukrainian officials accuse Russia of deliberately
Inspections of Ukrainian grain ships halved since October, creating food supply backlog
Inspections of ships carrying Ukrainian grain and other food exports have slowed to half their peak rate under a U.N.-brokered wartime agreement, creating backlogs in vessels meant to carry supplies to developing nations where people are going hungry, United Nations and Ukrainian officials say.
Inspections of Ukrainian grain ships halved since October
DAVOS, Switzerland (AP) -- Inspections of ships carrying Ukrainian grain and other food exports have slowed to half their peak rate under a U.N.-brokered wartime agreement, creating backlogs in vessels meant to carry supplies to developing nations where people are going hungry, United Nations and Ukrainian officials say.
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