Global food security may be collateral in Ukraine war
- Posted on August 19, 2026
- By Financial Times
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The ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine threatens global food supplies through disruption of agricultural infrastructure and export routes. Both nations employ grain shipments as strategic leverage, potentially triggering widespread food shortages across developing countries. International analysts warn that prolonged agricultural disruption could destabilize markets and exacerbate humanitarian crises. The geopolitical dimension of food security highlights vulnerability in global supply chains and calls for diplomatic intervention to protect vulnerable populations worldwide.
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