Putin: Western sanctions have caused food crisis, export must be cautious
Western sanctions have triggered a global food crisis and an increase in energy prices, and Russia will be more careful in its food exports under these circumstances, especially for countries that pursue unfriendly policies against it, Russian President Vladimir Putin said at an online conference on Tuesday in support of russia’s agribusiness complex.
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