Until this week, the prospect of globalfamine had disappeared from the headlines, but earlier in Russia’s waragainst Ukraine, a sinister possibility had begun to take shape.
Ukraine is a breadbasket. Its produce feeds the world. AndRussia, knowing this, hatched a plan. Its soldiers could wreck Ukrainian farmland and kill itsfarmers. Russians would steal and sell all the Ukrainiangrain it could.
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