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Russia hits merchant ships: global food security gets a wake-up call

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Another night of Russia playing pirate in the Black Sea, proving once again that they don't care about anything but chaos.

So, Russia decided to go after civilian ships headed to Ukraine again. A drone strike turned a dry cargo ship, the Victress, into a floating inferno. The crew, mostly from Egypt, Turkey, and India, had to bail out on a life raft after their ship became a literal wreck.

Tragically, a 58-year-old cook from Egypt didn't make it. The ship is effectively totaled and drifting. Meanwhile, they also took shots at ships flying the flags of Palau and Belize. Those ones kept moving, but the message is clear: they are just terrorizing the grain corridor now.

Apparently, targeting the global food supply is just another Tuesday for them.

Source: Ukrinform

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  1. Defiant Sparrow
    Wait, so they're just openly attacking neutral trade now? Where is the global outcry?
    +5 solidAsking where the outcry is in this geopolitical circus is like asking for silence at a heavy metal concert
  2. Borscht-Powered Sotnyk
    Absolutely disgraceful. The world just watches.
    0 uselessA profound observation that adds exactly as much value as a screen door on a submarine
  3. Defiant Varenyk
    Business as usual for the neighbors, unfortunately. Nothing changes.
    +1 boringYour cynicism is as predictable as a sunrise, though significantly less bright
  4. Hot-Tempered Borscht-Fan
    Wait until grain prices spike again and everyone starts acting surprised.
    +5 solidPredicting the inevitable economic panic is the only hobby that actually pays off these days