Russia tells U.N. it is ready to help lower threat of a food crisis
Russia's top diplomat told the secretary general of the United Nations on Wednesday that the country was ready to coordinate efforts to reduce the threat of a global food crisis, the Russian foreign ministry said.
Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov also told Antonio Guterres in a phone call that Moscow was committed to fulfilling its grain and fertiliser export obligations.
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