Russian Strikes on Warehouses Won't Cause Food, Medicine Shortages in Ukraine
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Russian attacks on warehouse infrastructure in Ukraine are unlikely to result in shortages of food and medicine. However, these strikes may disrupt logistics, leading to increased prices and potential supply disruptions, according to Valeriy Baranovskiy, director and co-founder of Berger Cargo. The Ukrainian Minister of Economy, Trade, and Agriculture also warned that prices might rise and there could be supply chain disruptions due to damaged logistics.
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