Drone Strikes Threaten Global Food Security in Black Sea
Russian attack drones targeted two civilian vessels, Emmakris III and Captain Karam, as they entered a Ukrainian Black Sea port for wheat loading. The Ukrainian navy reported the incident, highlighting the threat to civilian lives and global food security posed by such attacks.
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- Ukraine
On Tuesday, Russian attack drones targeted two civilian vessels as they entered a Ukrainian Black Sea port to load wheat. The Ukrainian navy confirmed the attack and identified the ships as Emmakris III and Captain Karam.
According to a statement on the navy's Telegram app, these attacks endanger civilian lives and pose a serious threat to global food security.
The incident underscores growing concerns over safety and stability in the region's vital shipping lanes, critical for global food supply chains.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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