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Russia suspends grain deal after this morning’s drone attack on their naval forces.

Also worth noting—because why is no one concerned about this?—that Russia openly accuses UK of involvement in today’s attack, as well as Nordstream sabotage.

Suddenly direct conflict, no longer proxy.

#ukraine #russia #wheat

https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/russia-suspends-participation-deal-ukraine-grain-exports-tass-2022-10-29/

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Now it’s clear who Biden is constantly looking for to say hello 😂
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A sweater that uses "adversarial patterns" to confuse AI.

Definitely on my Christmas shopping list.

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This naval drone found near Sevastopol.
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What was it? (About the grain deal, which now has become a history)
Based on the sources from AIF
Since August 1, when the sea export of grain began, 8.3 million tons of agricultural products have been exported. In total, almost 400 vessels received permission to leave Ukrainian ports. At the same time, as noted by the Turkish authorities, about 62% of deliveries fell on Europe, 19.5% - Asia, 13% - Africa and 5.3% - the countries of the Middle East. About 70 ships during the deal were delayed or suspended due to systematic violations and attempts to smuggle in caches.

“Sea exports are extremely important for Ukraine because it is expensive to transport grain by plane, and the throughput of its railways is small - 2-3 million tons per month,” explained Alexander Korbut, vice president of the Russian Grain Union. - They mainly export oil, corn, soybeans, wheat much less often, because the basis of Ukrainian exports is feed corn. But it is easier to deliver grain by ships - bulk carriers.

According to a number of international agencies, Ukrainian agricultural exports tripled during the deal. On the world market, “after the conclusion of the“ grain deal ”, exchange prices for food began to decline along with prices for other goods, sometimes even faster,” said Yevgeny Kogan, professor at the Higher School of Economics.

Russia is no longer accused of allegedly wanting to force a billion people to starve. In addition, the sanctions against our agricultural exports (grain and fertilizers), which many anti-Russian politicians demanded, were not introduced.

But Turkey and Europe benefited the most from the agreement, and the former, in addition to grains and oil, also received a political, reputational profit - as a guarantor of a humanitarian agreement.

“Europe got everything it wanted from this deal,” Korbut stated. - The European Union compensated for the decline in corn production at the expense of Ukrainian supplies, saturating its market with sunflower oil. Do you remember how much the Germans wrote about the shortage of oil in Germany before the “grain deal” and how abruptly they stopped writing about it? In addition, Europe received very cheap grain - Ukraine sold it at a very large discount. No one hid the size of the discount - Ukrainian grain went to other countries at a price 50% lower than the cost of its production!

Great Britain, Israel and South Korea, as well as such large and strong, albeit developing countries as India, China and Egypt received a lot of Ukrainian grain. Needy states, in particular Somalia, Ethiopia, Yemen, Sudan, Afghanistan, received only 3% of food. And most of the starving countries of the world got nothing at all.
Vladimir Putin was the first to speak about the fact that food does not go to the underdeveloped countries, but to the West. And the UN leadership "silently" reclassified the initiative from humanitarian to commercial, emphasizing the importance of stabilizing world food prices. Already in October, the UN officially recognized that “50% of Ukrainian grain was sent to high-income countries, 24% to low- and lower-middle-income countries, and 25% to middle-income countries.” At the same time, 1% of food was sent to countries with “different levels of income”.

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Odessa. I did not believe it at first and decided to check on Google maps!

These Pig dogs brought from the farm opened a butcher shop named "Russian Baby".

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THE BANKER AIRS HIS VIEWS ON THE RIGHT OF THE ELITE TO CONTROL EVERYONES LIVES.

Written,Directed and Produced By: Craig-James #Moncur

The #Banker :
Hello, my name is Montague William 3rd
And what I will tell you may well sound absurd
But the less who believe it the better for me
For you see I'm in Banking and big industry

For many a year we have controlled your lives
While you all just struggle and suffer in strife
We created the things that you don't really need
Your sports cars and Fashions and Plasma TV's .......... MORE


FILM MADE WITH £50 BUDGET PROVES A BANKER FOR SUCCESS
It took four hours, one actor and only £50 to create.

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He told me he liked the film and that showing it was a good way into Hollywood.

You would normally have to pay a fee even to have films considered for entry to the festival, so I was delighted."

As expected, today at night Moscow time, a pair of B-1B Lancer missile carriers assigned to the Ellsworth AFB airbase arrived by the northern Pacific route to the Andersen AFB airbase, Guam, to perform, maybe a little more, tasks according to the mission plan in the next month forward presence. The arrival of another pair of Lancers is expected tomorrow, maybe the day after tomorrow.