The United Kingdom wants to set up a convoy to protect ships carrying Ukrainian wheat in the Black Sea
Britain is in discussion with allies about sending warships to the Black Sea to protect freighters carrying Ukrainian grain. A “coalition of the willing” would aim to break Russia’s blockade in weeks by providing a “protective corridor” from Odesa through the Bosphorus.
There are fears that time is running out to avert a world food crisis and the US also said that it was sending long-range missiles to take out Russian ships.
Gabrielius Landsbergis, the Lithuanian foreign minister, who discussed the corridor with Liz Truss, the foreign secretary, said the coalition could include some Nato countries and other countries reliant on the grain.
It is thought that Egypt, which has been hit hard by the wheat shortage, might be willing to take part.
Read also
Wheat, corn and soybeans decline in Chicago on Monday
Potato prices in Moldova rise earlier than usual, potentially reaching 15 lei/kg b...
Crude oil prices rise amid threats to supplies through the Strait of Hormuz
Malaysia boosts palm oil production despite labor shortages and weather risks
Ahlers – Logistics Partner of 4S BUSINESS SUMMIT
Write to us
Our manager will contact you soon