• PenguinJuice
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    Oh great, more crisis. I can’t wait to not be able to afford grain :(

    • @[email protected]
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      Depending on where you are from, there won’t be much change in the price the experts say… But grain to poor countries in for example Africa will be effected much more.

      So Putin is mad about losing in Ukraine, so now Africa have to suffer also …

        • @marx2k
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          31 year ago

          They should probably stop supporting Russia

          • @_wintermute
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            11 year ago

            Imagine the amount of ignorance of history that goes into a comment like this. Do you really believe an entire continent of countries/people support or even give a fuck about Russia when they’re worried they’re going to starve?

            The victim blaming in this thread is atrocious. All because of a perception that a few Africans support Russia on Twitter.

          • @saltesc
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            Just remember there’s 48 countries, not just “Africa”. Depending which country or even which area of a country you’re looking, you’ll find a part of Africa ruining Africa or a part of Africa being ruined by Africa. It’s a socially and politically wild place, mostly due to corruption and sectarianism. So, while a few support Russia, others are aiding Ukraine, others entirely indifferent to what’s going on.

            • Move to lemm.ee
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              Just remember there’s 48 countries, not just “Africa”.

              The numbers: 15 abstained on the UN condemnation vote. 23 opposed condemning. 10 voted to condemn.

              • @_wintermute
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                81 year ago

                I’m not here to argue with you. I’m here to point out your blatant xenophobia and how wrong it is. Have a nice day.

          • @Clbull
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            111 year ago

            After what the West did to Africa, can you really blame them for supporting Russian and Chinese foreign policy, especially when both nations have shown a far greater willingness to invest in the continent in recent years?

            • Move to lemm.ee
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              Russia also benefits very heavily from goodwill in Africa generated by the Soviet Union’s colonial liberation legacy. A very large number of states there owe their sovereignty to Soviet support in overthrowing colonial rule.

          • @galloog1
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            I think this is ultimately why the deal was struck in the first place to be honest. It wasn’t hurting the right people.

  • TheBlue22
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    Nothing new for russians, they have have been starving people on purpose for decades. Just look at holodomor.

  • @sorenant
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    Russia pulls out of grain deal > Russia causes global food price increase > Russia causes poorer families in US/EU to go hungry > Russia is engaging a war of aggression on NATO > ARTICLE 5

    • @[email protected]
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      361 year ago

      Not that simple: Here’s article 5:

      “The Parties agree that an armed attack against one or more of them in Europe or North America shall be considered an attack against them all and consequently they agree that, if such an armed attack occurs, each of them, in exercise of the right of individual or collective self-defence recognized by Article 51 of the Charter of the United Nations, will assist the Party or Parties so attacked by taking forthwith, individually and in concert with the other Parties, such action as it deems necessary, including the use of armed force, to restore and maintain the security of the North Atlantic area.

      Any such armed attack and all measures taken as a result thereof shall immediately be reported to the Security Council. Such measures shall be terminated when the Security Council has taken the measures necessary to restore and maintain international peace and security.”

      Article 5 is invoked If it constitutes an armed attack. In this case, food insecurity is not an armed attack.

      • @sorenant
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        Putin used his hands, therefore arms, to sign the decision which means it’s an armed attack. ARTICLE 5

          • @sorenant
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            111 year ago

            That’s your fault for not having bear arms as the second amendment wanted you to.

        • Ronno
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          61 year ago

          Are you sure you want WWIII? Because that’s basically what you are preaching.

          Listening to the stories of my grandparents, another World War is not something I want

          • @procrastinator
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            41 year ago

            There is no way WW3 doesn’t lead to nuclear destruction of our planet

          • @sorenant
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            31 year ago

            How about a global special military operation then?

          • @Buddahriffic
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            11 year ago

            If only the powers that could have opposed the belligerent nation in WWII had tried negotiation and peace before rushing in to battle!

    • Move to lemm.ee
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      If you apply the same logic to US sanctions on north korea, Cuba, Venezuela etc etc they all have casus belli to nuke america. It’s a silly justification.

      • @sorenant
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        That’s just internal conflict because every country belongs to America.

    • @Countess425
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      31 year ago

      He’s trying to cause an immigration crisis; people in Africa can’t afford food so they will try to immigrate to Europe, either legally or not, and strain the resources and increase cultural divides. It was the whole reason Putin started fucking with the grain supply as soon as he could. He was hoping the immigration crisis and energy crisis would overlap and make each other worse, but The Netherlands recently dissolved their government over the immigration crisis, so now is good too.

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    11 year ago

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  • @d4rknusw1ld
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    This is likely the trigger to Ukraine air space becoming a no fly zone defended by allies.