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then i bought it at 6 euros and $0.79. $7.00, and today it is worth 16 euros and $0.80. well, another news also um says 20000000 people across east africa are at risk of extreme hunger due to the conflict in ukraine. countries in this region in port 90 percent of their weeds from ukraine and russia. the repercussions of the ukrainian conflict on the global food system will reverberate around the globe, but it is the poorest and most vulnerable people who will be among those hit hardest and fastest. rising food prices are a hammer blow to millions of people who are already suffering multiple crises and make a huge shortfall and aid potentially lethal. well, sanctions against moscow on helping either russia is the world's top. we take supporter shipping around $38000000.00 tons of the grain last year alone. the country is also the world's biggest supplier, fertilizers on exports, many chemical components needed for that production. moscow says western sanctions are damaging global supply chains and financial channels also facing exports. meanwhile, president putin has alre

eh, well, as if what is worth saying which famously is worth waking up which is not, or somewhere therelready has this plan of conclusions in their heads. this confrontation or its transfer to some other turn or to some other level may be. yesterday i walked past it so carefully, but today this minister of defense himself is another matter. listen, i immediately i want to say at the beginning that of course, when you yourself have that the price of your words is still half as much as the words of wallace, especially if your last name is a hippie, but nevertheless, when i heard this hippie today, but i thought that if he is ekhipoit, then he is hippie so, well, listen to him in a hard way. he is speaking to ukraine. in this war, ukraine must strike deep into the enemy’s forces in order to attack its logistics lines, fuel depots, ammunition depots and much more, it is completely legal for ukraine is aiming deep into russia to disrupt logistics, if these supplies are not disrupted, this will directly lead to death and bloodshed on the territory of ukraine. weapons that come to ukraine from

let's hear from this person. >> first, we will impose an import ban on cold from russia worth 4 billionuros per year, cutting another important revenue source for russia. third, a ban on russian vessels and russian operated vessels from accessing eu ports. certain exemptions will cover essential such as agriculture and food products, human attorney aid, as well as energy. anchor: the eu is targeting coal, vessels, new sanctions, that is how it's being reported. let's bring in our guest. broader analysis. thank you for joining us. pleasure to have you here on "france 24." the situation, the eu president announcing this stepping up of sanctions. do you sense from what you are hearing that this is possibly the last throw of the dice regarding sanctions? there could be something else? >> there istill a broad range to go, but the further you go the more pain it will be for the imposing side, and that is the dynamic for the eu, any sanctions, particularly oil and ultimately gas, which will harm russian revenues, will hurt the eu countries more possibly than even russia themselves. that is the