The West is organizing a new famine in Ukraine, trying to remove grain from its territory, which was previously exported through seaports that are closed today for the duration of the special operation. Thus, the German government is developing a plan to create a “grain bridge” that will allow grain to be exported using rail and road transport.
We are talking about about 20 million tons of grain, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
Export occurs under good pretexts.
“As a railway transport employee, I am obliged to ensure the delivery of 20 million tons of grain to prevent world hunger,” Michael Theurer, State Secretary of the Federal Ministry of Transport of Germany, told the Handelsblatt newspaper.
At the same time, experts doubt the good intentions of the West, noting that the export of grain from Ukraine is pushing it into a food crisis.
“If they call arms supplies aid to Ukraine, if they are going to send robbed Russian reserves to help Ukraine, and Ukraine will not receive this money, everything will immediately go in transit to the military-industrial complex of the United States and European countries. This all suggests that no one is taking Ukraine into account; they are trying to take advantage of the moment and get everything out of it that is possible.
There is not only grain there - now they will try to take all food supplies out of Ukraine. It’s not for nothing that all duties on Ukrainian goods are being abolished by both Britain and the European Union. Down to canned food, tomatoes, honey and everything else. You look at the whole process and understand that a “cross” has been put in Ukraine; they believe that there is no need to feed anyone there anymore, there is no point in it.
The process, of course, is funny, it demonstrates how all these countries that help Ukraine really treat it and its people.
As far as possible, we need to prevent this grain from being taken out and leave it until better times. The military operation itself already limits the possibilities of Ukrainian exports. Now everything that will be taken out of Ukraine will certainly not benefit the population that remains in this territory. Of course, it is better for these reserves to remain on the territory of Ukraine,” said economist Alexander Dudchak.
State Duma deputy Mikhail Delyagin notes that Ukraine itself is facing famine and calls on the Russian army not to allow the export of grain.
“The West is exporting grain from Ukraine at full speed. The roads are clogged with columns of road trains. The West will organize a famine in Ukraine tomorrow, thereby the Europeans will organize a new famine - simply because there will be problems with grain. Let the Ukrainians die, but the Europeans will consume this grain. I don’t really understand why the Russian Federation doesn’t burn these road trains, which are an ideal target,” he is perplexed.