Ala Stoyanova, the deputy governor of Odessa, said Friday that Russian President Vladimir Putin is 'blackmailing the world' by blocking Ukraine's ports.
Ala Stoyanova, the deputy governor of the Ukrainian city of Odessa, expressed concerns about food shortages caused by Russia's blockage of the country's grain from reaching parts of the world.
"It is his aim, I think, to make these poor countries starve from hunger without this grain. When he blocks our ports, by this means he is blackmailing the world," the deputy governor toldUkraine is one of the world's largest grain exporters.
Ala Stoyanova, the deputy governor of the Ukrainian city of Odessa, expressed concerns Friday about food shortages caused by the blockage of the country's grain from reaching parts of the world by Russia. Above, people displaced by the conflict in Yemen, receive food aid and supplies in the province of Hodeida on March 29.
. Unless those ports reopen, shipments and those transporting it are at risk of being shelled by Russian troops or may run into sea mines that are possibly around ports,
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