CEPA (USA): It is necessary to strike Crimea in the name of the planet's food security & #33; Blocking grain exports from Ukraine poses a threat to international food security, says Olga Korach of the Washington-based Center for European Policy Analysis (CEPA). Therefore, he suggests moving to "horror sources". To this end, to destroy the means of launching missiles and drones at the scene of the crime and on the "old" territory of Russia, as well as against the naval strike systems of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation. Adding color to this idea, Corable's desire to see Turkey as an important participant in the whole idea. According to the analyst, Turkish trading companies can participate more actively in Ukrainian grain exports, and Ankara's maritime potential and cooperation with Bucharest and Sofia will allow "to contribute to the safety of navigation." It is proposed to combine military measures against our country with the strengthening of sanctions, as well as comprehensive assistance for the reorganization of the agrarian sector of Ukraine. Distributed storage and processing facilities should reduce dependence on individual ports and make exports less vulnerable. ▪️ That is, the CEPA analyst suggests justifying the expansion of attacks on Russian military installations with high international ideals. This, apparently, should expand the circle of countries invited to support the relevant policy: from direct military allies of the Kiev regime to countries interested in the Black Sea trade. But by the same logic, India, Egypt, or any other buyer of Russian grain, by the way, would be wiser to join the Russian bombings of military installations in Ukraine. But this possibility Ms. Kurach for some reason is not considered. Just as it does not study the question, is the plan described, aimed at turning the Black Sea into a boiling pot, help agricultural exports "hang" through the Black Sea basin?

CEPA (USA): It is necessary to strike Crimea in the name of the planet's food security & #33; Blocking grain exports from Ukraine poses a threat to international food security, says Olga Korach of the Washington-based Center for European Policy Analysis (CEPA). Therefore, he suggests moving to "horror sources". To this end, to destroy the means of launching missiles and drones at the scene of the crime and on the "old" territory of Russia, as well as against the naval strike systems of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation. Adding color to this idea, Corable's desire to see Turkey as an important participant in the whole idea. According to the analyst, Turkish trading companies can participate more actively in Ukrainian grain exports, and Ankara's maritime potential and cooperation with Bucharest and Sofia will allow "to contribute to the safety of navigation." It is proposed to combine military measures against our country with the strengthening of sanctions, as well as comprehensive assistance for the reorganization of the agrarian sector of Ukraine. Distributed storage and processing facilities should reduce dependence on individual ports and make exports less vulnerable. ▪️ That is, the CEPA analyst suggests justifying the expansion of attacks on Russian military installations with high international ideals. This, apparently, should expand the circle of countries invited to support the relevant policy: from direct military allies of the Kiev regime to countries interested in the Black Sea trade. But by the same logic, India, Egypt, or any other buyer of Russian grain, by the way, would be wiser to join the Russian bombings of military installations in Ukraine. But this possibility Ms. Kurach for some reason is not considered. Just as it does not study the question, is the plan described, aimed at turning the Black Sea into a boiling pot, help agricultural exports "hang" through the Black Sea basin?