david beasley says the conflict has already had a major impact on global food and energy prices. are you as present? joe biden has to brussels later this week to meet nato and european union leaders with and i to putting more pressure on russia. but as our diplomatic ascertain space reports disagreements in europe over whether to sanction russia and it, russian energy surprise could hamper any moves for tougher sanctions. e u foreign ministers meeting earlier this week in the 4 weeks since the invasion, they've already agreed for packages of sanctions, which was some of the toughest ever imposed, as well as a fund of over a 1000000000 dollars to buy weapons for ukraine. i asked the eas, top foreign affairs official about further measures when the leaders meet here soon . do you expect that to be further? sanctions adopted this week and could they be extended to the energy sector for amolla? adoption of sanctions require procedure. and i don't think, dude indeed wake you will be a former adoption of sanctions according with our procedures. the reason is this, the european union is

water supplies also restricted in some cities, aid groups director general david beasley says those who have managed to escape the country are the lucky ones. you enter effigy agencies as the number of ukraine in refugees could soon exceed one and a half 1000000 people under the city of mary hopper. this thought be worst affected with the mail, saying that they are running out of food, water, and electricity, but i'll be more on that at the top of the next hour. in half an hour time, stay with us. for russia has launched on the top on ukraine. how will the world react to this latest move? and what impact will this have on the people who claim and russia as events unfold with us for the latest news and analysis for moscow on altar 0? 0 a . my name is paula hostel. in bothell. my name is aggressive. my nigeria is yet to every know hello. okay, i'm on my way. my name is kate henshaw. i am an actress. i have been in the film industry side normally would. over 21 years. i have decided now to run for office in my state's cross river state for seats in the house of representing thieves, repres

david beasley told our diplomatic editor that the countries facing from and be the hardest hit.orter: this is a nation that produces enough food for 400 million people around the world. if we don't end this war and get their economy going again so they are planting and harvesting, we will have a global supply problem later this year. this will be a catastrophe on top of catastrophe. if we don't act now strategically and quickly, it's going to be hell on earth. >> so, not just the people who we are seeing right now dying in ukraine, you believe the consequences of this, in terms of food insecurity, potential famine, could kill many more? >> i don't have enough money now. before ukraine, i was already, because of supply chain issues like fuel costs and shipping costs and food costs before ukraine, i was already cutting 8 million people to 50% of russians in yemen, in niger, in chad, could keep going around the world. now we have a supply chain issues because ukraine and russia produced 20% to 30% of all the grain in the world, from corn, maize, wheat, et cetera. if you neglect the

program is trying to feed 5000000 people in desperate need inside the ukraine. director general david beasley says the people who can escape the plane of the lucky one. wi fi has set up distribution warehouses in neighboring countries to get food to people who are not able to leave the country. it's amazing just being here in poland. watch the people who do not even know many of these people. this may be the metaphors given the rise, where they need to make you certainly getting hot bills taken to where they want to go. it's really, really quite remarkable. now, on the other side of the equation, we planned to reach 3 to 5000000 people inside the ukraine for those who can't get out in those who are going to be needing to support immediately. the world health organization is sending emergency supplies to ukraine as well earlier. moscow and key of agreed to set up safe car doors to allow aid into ukraine for those choosing to stay. but it's not clear when they'll be set up. the 39 cubic dance had been shipped into city trucks, but the motor already that the next got it was and i thing from chin

david beasley has warned the one ukraine will have a catastrophic impact on global food supplies. beasley said that countries like lebanon, egypt depend on ukraine for some 80 percent of their grain in ports. and he said, rising food prices could mean having to cut rations in places like yemen. and amidst the tensions over the war, a moment of corporation to russian cosmonaut land back on earth, bring with m u. s. s. mark van the high called a ride home from the international space station on border russian capsule group touch down a short time ago. in cousin the german government is activating an early warning plan to prepare for possible shortages of gas deliveries from russia. economy minister over at harbor it says a crisis team is being established to monitor gas supplies. this follows moscow's demand for payment in rubles, which germany and other importers of gas have rejected. how big, who's with the environmental is green party? and germany's government has also urged industry and households to conserve energy . we are zehnder, i'm a drug. we are in a situation where i have to say

there will be disaster after disaster if the war in ukraine doesn't end quickly. sh, david beasley told our diplomatic editor james raised the countries that facing fannin will be hardest hit. this is a nation, it produces enough food for 400000000 people around the world. if we don't in this war and get their economy going again. so they're planting and harvesting. we're going to have a global supply problem later this year. this will be catastrophe on top of catastrophe if we don't act now. strategically and quickly. it could be hell on earth. so not just the people who we're seeing right now die in ukraine. do you believe the consequences of this in terms of food insecurity? potential famine could kill many more. i don't have enough money now before you crane. i was already because of supply any supply chain issues like fuel cost, shipping cost and food cost before ukraine. i was already cutting 8000000 people to 50 percent rashes in yemen. 50 percent rash is an easier 50 percent rashes. and chad and i can keep going around the world. now. we'll have a supply chain issue because ukra

it's direct to general david beasley says those who have managed to escape the country are the lucky ones. the agency is set up this distribution warehouse and neighboring countries to get food to people who are not able to leave. it's amazing just being here in poland, watching the people who do not even know many of these people. this meeting met the board, given the rats where they need to get may he certainly getting hot meals, taking them to where they want to go. it's really, really quite remarkable. now, on the other side of the equation, we plan to reach 3 to 5000000 people inside ukraine for those who can't get out in those who are going to be needing to support immediately. earlier on saturday, us secretary of state antony blinking, arrived in poland to assess the scale of the refugee crisis 1st hand. the diplomat match with the polish foreign minister and ukrainian refugees at a shopping mall serving as a reception center. $3000.00 refugees on taking shelter that same bas robbie has more from the ukraine poll in order. mr. really can visit here clearly for 2 very specific

program is trying to feed 5000000 people in desperate need inside ukraine to write to general david beasley says those who managed to escape the country of the lucky ones. the agency of setup distribution warehouses in neighboring countries to get through to people who are not able to leave. it's amazing just being here in poland. watch the people who do not even know many of these people. this may be the metaphors given the rise, where they need to make you certainly getting hot deals, take in to where they want to go. this really, really quite remarkable. now, on the other side of the equation, we plan to reach 3 to 5000000 people inside the ukraine for those who can't get out in those who are going to be needing to support the mediately with tension simmering between russia and the west. that him a patient has met with israel's prime minister enough tiny bennett in moscow. he had asked bennett to launch talks of the crime and but it's ready. officials have played down expectations for breakthrough hurry force. it has more on the talks from west through selim. it's happened on the jewish

that was david beasley the chief of the world food programme speaking to me earlier here and leave. the west of the country, but you plan on travelling back to the capital. it is a potential dangerous journey, tell me why you're going back. ~ �* , ., ., , journey, tell me why you're going back. �* ., , ., back. well i'm stationed in kyiv and i live back. well i'm stationed in kyiv and i live there — back. well i'm stationed in kyiv and i live there and _ back. well i'm stationed in kyiv and i live there and i _ back. well i'm stationed in kyiv and i live there and i co-ordinate - back. well i'm stationed in kyiv and i live there and i co-ordinate our. i live there and i co—ordinate our news team which stays in kyiv covering the war in the capital and around the city. so it is pretty much work and my home town, so i am not planning on leaving it. it is just a short business trip. which i am... it takes way more time from kyiv to lviv. first of all you have a lot of traffic, people travelling from kyiv to western ukraine back and forth. but mostly mostly towards the west. checkpoints

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david beasley, the head of the united nations' world food program, tweeting the fallout from ukrainethe globe. as this war heats up, many countries will face soaring food prices, catastrophic hunger, and growing instability. >> food insecurity absolutely can result in greater political unrest and, again, these are a number of countries that have already been suffering from conflict, that have already been suffering from political upheavals. and of course, in the absence of, you know, being able to have enough food to eat, you know, we can anticipate that there could be additional outbreaks of violence, of course protests. >> reporter: yet, another reminder of the pain wars can inflict far beyond their borders. becky anderson, cnn, abu dhabi. >> joining us now from new york is catherine rampell, cnn economics commentator and "washington post" opinion columnist. good to see you. >> good to be here. >> the white house issued a statement by the g7 after they met in brussels and on the issue of food insecurity, there was a promise to do what is necessary to prevent and respond to the evol

. >> today, david beasley, the head of the world food report is here in ukraine. he's the first head of the agency to come here since the war began. but on the other hand it is not surprising, he shows up everywhere in the most dangerous places because their services are soal. but i would like to see the united nations call out the aggressor russia. but also call this situation a war, not an escalating con flick. call it an invasion. because i think politically it is very important for the u.n. to keep its authority, its legitimacy but also as someone who has worked within the u.n. system, i've hearing from current and former colleagues who are very disheartened that this type of kit glove language is being used. and yesterday i believe it was, a joint statement was put out by three u.n. agencies and at the last moment i'm told they took out the word "russia" when they said a stop to at gression needs to happen. so why this is happening i don't know. but it is definitely not the right tone that one should adopt given what we're seeing on the ground and these agenc

in fact the executive director of the un world food program former south carolina governor david beasleyt the risk of famine in those regions. >> already the world food program before the ukrainian crisis we were buying 50% of our wheat, our commodities right here in ukraine. it helps this feed the world. yemen, ethiopia, sierra that can go on and on now were looking at a price hike that will cost us anywhere 60 -- $75 million more per month. before some think the war will hit supplies here. the local food supply deputy chief and also the emergency coordinator for ukraine. thank you for joining us in being here. thank you for what you do and what the world food program does. hello most people do not know many people do not know you feed millions around the globe every day their life depends upon what you do. so, what is the impact of this war on so many people around the globe? >> well, the immediate impact of courses on the people in ukraine and supporting them around 70000 people. and globally of course 70 million for us the cost to buy the same amount of food. 78 million would be enou

david beasley told the u.n. security council tuesday that half of the grain his agency purchases each year comes from ukraine. he says the war has imperiled efforts to feed some 125 million people around the world. >> now we're talking about a catastrophe on top of a catastrophe because ukrne, from the breadbasket of the world now to bread line, we never would have dreamed anything likthis would be possible. it is not just decimating dynamically ukraine and th region, but it will have global context, impact beyond anything we have seen since world war ii. amy: tunisia's political crisis deepened wednesday as president kais saied rejected parliament's moves to rein in his near-total grip on power. >> today at this historic moment, i announce the dissolution of parliament in order to forever -- reserve the state and its institutions. amy: most tunisian lawmakers have rejected the order. on wednesday, they convened an online session, where a majority ted to repeal presidential decrees suspending parliament, saying

stephanie: the head of the world food program, david beasley , visited ukraine last week.d agency now -- he says the u.n. agency now faces higher prices and less supply to carry out it's operations around the world and provide aid to ukrainians in besieged cities. >> we have got enough supplies moving right now inside ukraine and coming into transit in ukraine to reach about 3 million people over the next 30 days. i'll tell you, it's going to be tough to negotiate with the military forces that are blocking access. we are going to demand that access, because in my opinion, that is a crime against humanity to see people denied aid when they're just innocent victims of conflict. stephanie: are you having to cut elsewhere in order to feed the refugees coming out of ukraine and the people in ukraine? david: yeah. yeah. let me let me tell you, before ukraine hit, we were already short of funds. we were cutting -- for example in yemen, 8 million people, we just cut to 50% rations because of lack of funds, before ukraine. are thinking of cutting to zero rations. don't ask us to ch

david beasley told diplomatic editor james base that countries facing famine will be hardest hit. this is a nation. it produces enough food for 400000000 people around the world. if we don't in this war and get their economy going again. so they're planting and harvesting. we're going to have a global supply problem later this year. this could be catastrophe on top of catastrophe. if we don't act now, strategically and quickly as could be hell on earth. so not just the people who were seeing right now die in ukraine. do you believe the consequences of this in terms of food insecurity? potential famine could kill many more. i don't have enough money now before ukraine hours, already because of supply any supply chain issues like fuel costs, shipping cost, and food cost before ukraine. i was already cutting 8000000 people to 50 percent rashes in yemen. 50 percent rashes in these year 50 percent rashes and chad and i could keep going around the world. now. we'll have a supply chain issue because ukraine produces between them and russia. 20 to 30 percent of all the grain in the world

program is trying to feed 5000000 people in desperate need inside ukraine and its director general david beasley says those have managed to escape are the lucky ones. the w. f. p has set up distribution warehouses and neighboring countries to get food, to people in ukraine. let's talk about the humanitarian angle and bring an old out . rodney versus a volunteer at the help ukraine centers is joining us live from china. that's on the border between poland and ukraine. thank you for your time. i understand that your organization delivers aid to various parts of ukraine. how challenging has that been? well actually would fill a lot of supports from give all over the road. you know, people are driving off from you gave for 27 hours, driving that spots and they are unloading the whole a truck with their hands. they are so supportive in everything they do. so working here is really blasphemy because you know, i'm not in ukraine under bon banks. i can do some things for ukraine being here in the house and feeling all this uniting for people in support to all for ukraine, from those people who are comin

its director general david beasley says those who have managed to escape are the lucky ones. the w. r. p has set up distribution warehouses and neighboring countries to get food and we law, the world health organization has sent an emergency supplies to ukraine. moscow and keith have agreed to set up safe corridors to allow that aiden. but it's not clear when they'll be established. the 39 cubic dos have been shipped into city drugs, but the model already where the next guy was rising from china and debate with more supplies that you also are going to ship. it looks of the whole idea is you have a safe way to go that this would be a go think new supply to really ensure that every one independent of where the lady has access to life shaving treatments. now many ukrainians are continuing to flee to neighboring countries. poland says more than a 100000 have crossed its border and just the past day alone. the total number of people, mostly women, and children, seeing the fighting, has already surpassed 1000000. let's make his embassy rather his ada crossing on the ukraine. poland border

david beasley says those who have managed to escape the country of the lucky ones. the agency of setup distribution warehouses in neighboring countries to get food to people who are not able to leave . it's amazing just being here at all and watch the people who do not even know many of these people. this may be the metaphors given the rise, where they need to make you certainly getting hot meals, taking them to where they want to go. this really, really quite remarkable. now, on the other side of the equation, we plan to reach 3 to 5000000 people inside ukraine for those who can't get out in those who are going to be needing to support. immediately. i spoke to alex wade. he is an emergency coordinator with doctors without borders in ukraine. i started by asking him, what's been happening in a city of living in the view, things are quite com, at least compared to the rest of the country. it has received huge numbers of displaced. so there certainly are needs, but another thing we've seen is an immense amount of solidarity by other greens who are coming in but choosi

david beasley is the executive director in warsaw and meet with the polish president tomorrow with the humanitarian crisis. two million ukrainians have fled. more are trying to leave but are getting shelled by the russians. you wrote in the "washington post" today you said while hunger threatens ukraine directly the fallout if this war will spread across the globe. why is that? >> dana, you've got several dynamics taking place right now. crises all over the world beyond anything we've seen a. perfect storm with conflict around the world. climate and then covid on top of that and now the ukrainian conflict we're seeing millions of people displaced inside and outside of ukraine and why i'm here. i was in ukraine the other day and here in poland now to begin working on humanitarian access. inside ukraine as much food as we can get there to help people not have to flee but at the same time it is all hands-on deck. what we're seeing now, for example. 30% of all wheat around the world comes from ukraine and russia. we buy 50% of all of our wheat worldwide from ukraine and we feed 125 million

david beesley has warned the warren, ukraine will have a catastrophic impact on global food supplies. beasley said that countries like lebanon and egypt depend on ukraine for more than 80 percent of their grain imports . and he said, rising food prices could mean having to cut rations in places like yemen. ukraine has honored one of the border guards who defied calls from a russian warship to surrender snake island in the black sea. at the start of russia's invasion, it was roman grey bombs, boys heard. and then now viral audio exchange with the worship. the guards were captured, but later freed, as part of a prisoner exchange. in israel, a gunman on a motorcycle has killed 5 people after opening fire on a crowd just east of television. it is the 3rd incident of its kind in the country within a week. both us secretary of state antony, blanket and un chief antonio quoterush, have condemned it as a terrorist attack. a warning that the falling report contains disturbing images. this video shows the alleged gunman on his shooting spree. witnesses said that the assailant began shooting at apartmen

head of the united nations world food program, david beesley has warned the war and ukraine will have a catastrophic impact on global food supplies. beasley said that countries like lebanon and egypt depend on ukraine for some 80 percent of their grain and ports. and he said, rising food prices could mean having to cut relations in places like yemen. us astronaut, mark vander, hay has departed. the international space station on board, a russian capsule was concerned. he might not be able to leave the, i assess. but despite war related tensions between the us and russia, a and a 2 russian cosmonaut have returned to earth together as scheduled. the german government is activating an early warning plan to prepare for possible shortages of gas deliveries from russia. economy minister hold that havoc says a crisis team is being established to monitor gas supplies. this follows moscow's demand for payment in rubles, which germany and other importers of gas have rejected, are back. who's with the environmental as green party? and germany is government also urged industry and household to conserve energy. we are then do i know that we are in a s