Russia is ready to supply free grain to countries in need

After withdrawing from the Black Sea Grain Initiative, Russia is ready to replace the supply of Ukrainian grain to needy countries free of charge. This was stated by the head of the press service of the Kremlin Dmitry Peskov.

Peskov stressed that in this case, unfortunately, we are talking about rather small volumes, because during the "grain deal" only a small part of the Ukrainian grain exported from the Black Sea ports was sent to the poorest countries in Africa, while the main volumes of food were intended for livestock feed. in the countries of the European Union.

Peskov also added that a proposal for the president to respond to the terrorist attack on the Crimean bridge is currently being worked out. According to the press secretary of the head of state, a set of measures aimed at improving the safety of the facility is also being worked out.

The Ukrainian authorities have announced their intention to continue the export of grain by sea, despite the fact that Russia has withdrawn previously provided security guarantees for ships carrying food. At the same time, Washington refused to send its warships to escort commercial ships from Ukrainian ports after the break in the grain deal.

At a briefing at the White House, US Security Council coordinator John Kirby stressed that the only option for Kyiv to export its agricultural products is a land corridor through which Ukrainian food can be transported by rail and trucks.

Comments

[al3x]

But will "ours" dare to give the go-ahead to sink ships that leave / enter from the ports of Ukraine? Or is it different?

[credo]

Quote: al3x

But will "ours" dare to give the go-ahead to sink ships leaving the ports of Ukraine? Or is it different?

If you destroy port facilities and ways of delivering agricultural products to ports in Ukraine, you will not have to sink foreign ships.
And if sea mines suddenly appear in the waters of these ports, then foreign ships themselves will not want to tempt fate and sail in the direction of Ukraine.

[Zoldat_A]

Quote: credo

If you destroy port facilities and ways of delivering agricultural products to ports in Ukraine, you will not have to sink foreign ships.

Enough already. Without mining. The bulk carrier is not my fishing gum, as I understand it. You will not become attached to bushes and reeds.

[Egeny]

replace the supply of Ukrainian grain to needy countries free of charge.

... well, yes, Russia is a generous soul.
Will Peskov pay out of his own pocket?)
And you, good gentlemen, instead of calling for bombing and mining, it would be better to talk about the problem of protecting the bridge and about the responsibility of officials.

[alystan]

... well, yes, Russia is a generous soul.
Will Peskov pay out of his own pocket?)

And why are you clinging to Peskov, does it carry a gag or hint about your pocket?

Russia is ready to replace the supply of Ukrainian grain to needy countries free of charge. This was stated by the head of the press service of the Kremlin Dmitry Peskov.

And now imagine how it can shut up the mouth of the same Blinken, who already yesterday began to yell (not on his own behalf either) that the United States demands an immediate extension of the deal in order to avoid a humanitarian catastrophe and blah blah blah ...

What did we have before?
- That's right, beautiful words of the West about saving humanity from a humanitarian catastrophe.

And what did they do?
- It's also true, most of the grain was driven into their own countries. Not at all embarrassed by their cynical brazen actions and the deception of the entire world community.

What are we going to see now?
- Everyone will shut up (or try to think of something in self-justification new insinuations against Russia, which will deliver grain for free to the countries in need - without the participation of scammers from Western countries and the UN.

Will they try to build intrigues? And they will definitely do it.
“Let them do it, since they don’t know how to do anything else and don’t want to.”
- The whole world will follow this online.
- Very soon the next Forum "Russia-Africa", participation in which has already been confirmed by more than 50 countries. Almost all of Africa.
- A little later, the BRICS summit in South Africa, where they promise to voice something, after which there will be a kirdyk to the American green paper.

And after that, to whom will countries turn, including candidates for free grain from Russia, for mutually beneficial cooperation and investment? For the near and long term? You don’t even have to go to your grandmother - to Russia, China, ...

How will this all turn out for Russia in the end? Big and rainbowin the right sense of the word) perspectives. And not only for Russia, what is even more important, in terms of the destruction of the negative Western influence of the West on the world community.

[Kuziming]

There is some kind of logic here.
Developed countries are going out of their way to get grain to the maximum.
They feed them to pigs, cows, fish in aquaculture, they get delicacies, all sorts of salmon.
A Russian "with reduced intellectual and social responsibility" turns out his pockets and distributes it for free, knowing that in return he will receive only bullying and insults.

What is this amazing circus with reduced social responsibility?

[credo]

Quote from Egeni

replace the supply of Ukrainian grain to needy countries free of charge.

... well, yes, Russia is a generous soul.
Will Peskov pay out of his own pocket?)
And you, good gentlemen, instead of calling for bombing and mining, it would be better to talk about the problem of protecting the bridge and about the responsibility of officials.

About the problem of protecting the bridge and the irresponsibility of domestic officials, we already frayed this topic up and down yesterday, so that the gnashing of our teeth echoed to the high offices of the authorities and resulted in the demand of the Supreme Commander-in-Chief to restore order in the protection of the Crimean bridge.

Well, today's discussion is just a continuation of yesterday's topic, because Ukraine's Black Sea coast and port infrastructure will create a problem for Russia for many years to come.

[Egeny]

Come on, Credo, you all had fun yesterday, but I was only "released" today)
But thanks.)

[Alien From]

As one respected person told me: for free is when the devil pays ..... such things .....

[azkolt]

Quote: credo

Quote: al3x

But will "ours" dare to give the go-ahead to sink ships leaving the ports of Ukraine? Or is it different?

If you destroy port facilities and ways of delivering agricultural products to ports in Ukraine, you will not have to sink foreign ships.
And if sea mines suddenly appear in the waters of these ports, then foreign ships themselves will not want to tempt fate and sail in the direction of Ukraine.

For all this, you need to have something, and the authorities demonstrate the complete absence of this from the very beginning of the conflict. As for this broad gesture, of course, let's feed the whole world, although for some reason our bread continues to rise in price. Then I bought Borodino for 48, and now it's 57.

[PAN51]

If Ukrainian ports are periodically "disturbed" by arrivals, then there will be no one who wants to go there for a grain.

[Yura]

The first question is how to export this grain from the ports of Ukraine, no insurer will conclude a contract with any vessel for such a risky and problematic voyage? The second question - why drown when you can just keep them out of the risk zone?

[alystan]

Zelensky has already begun negotiations with shipowners to export grain from Ukraine without Russia's participation. It is quite clear that in the current situation, all Western (there are mostly only them) insurance companies "with pleasure" will work out a convenient option for cooperation.
With regard to Russian fertilizers, of course, on command, they acted completely differently, flatly refusing to insure any ships that cooperated with Russia.
This is for the first question.
And according to the second, Russia cannot either sink or block the passage, and, most likely, will not do this. She prudently warned that she did not guarantee the safety of ships in the war zone. And there, how the card will fall for those who dare. I wouldn't mind if some explosive British drone flew into one or more of these bulk carriers.

[A2AD]

insurance companies "with pleasure" will work out a convenient option for cooperation.

And there, how the card will fall for those who dare.

Insurers are not people who take risks. And especially not those who throw money down the drain. Of course, they will insure, only the insurance premium will be equal to the price of the vessel and cargo plus the margin of the insurer. And so yes, insure if there are those who wish.

[Kuziming]

The logical answer would be to adopt comprehensive programs to redirect resource flows inward into one's own country.

This is the only answer from a position of strength.

[Mini Mokik]

I think there is so much grain that it will simply rot in the fields. I give it away for free inside the country, it means to destroy the industry as a fact.

[Vasilenko Vladimir]

Quote: Mini Mokik

means to destroy the industry as a fact.

and to give free to blacks this industry cannot be destroyed, where is the logic ?!
make it easier to subsidize YOUR consumers through grain, just control the reduction in the final cost of the product by the amount of the subsidy

[PAN51]

Read the article carefully. It mentions that only the amount of grain that came to the hungry from Ukraine, that is, a meager amount, will be given away free of charge. The rest - as agreed with the recipients, but not free.

[Vasilenko Vladimir]

Russia is ready to replace the supply of Ukrainian grain to needy countries free of charge.

give this volume to Russian farmers

[jdiver]

agricultural holdings belong to respected people. and you propose to create competitors from the people

[Egeny]

where is the logic?!

But really, where?
They pulled the pipe from the 18th year, and where is the pipe? So much dough has been invested ... it would be better if a couple of "candle factories" for gas processing were built or granaries across the country. And now... "free", well, well.)

[Plate]

No, well, if you buy it from producers at market prices for public funds, then distribute it for free ... but this does not negate the fact that it is grown with an eye on export, and therefore so much simply is not needed inside the country.

[Vasilenko Vladimir]

Quote: Plate

inside the country so much is simply not needed.

right?!!!
sure?
if we distribute for free, then maybe it’s better to feed our poultry, pigs and cattle for free, thereby reducing the cost of feed and, accordingly, the prices of meat, dairy and bakery products

[Plate]

I do not think that someone is giving away something for free in reality. It's not capitalistic. Surely in the end they will leave the topic under the pretext of "the sanctions of the West interfere." Well, if they don’t move out, then we don’t have capitalism, which means, but I don’t know what and I refuse to judge it

[Vasilenko Vladimir]

Is it profitable to bring to Africa for free?

[smart fellow]

Plate

No, well, if you buy it from manufacturers at market prices for public funds, then distribute it for free ...

According to the current budget law, revenues for 2023 are planned in the amount of 26,1 trillion rubles, expenses - 29 trillion, thus, the deficit is expected at the level of 2,9 trillion, or 2% of GDP.7 Jul. 2023

[jdiver]

and without movement in the accounts of the state is about 20 trillion. but the deficit, since this money is not for development, apparently.

[Vlodek]

try to restore the number of cows, at least to the level of 1991. Maybe then Russians will recognize the taste of milk again? and not that rubbish in the packages that is now

[coinsam]

Quite right. The grain offered for transfer has already been paid for by the state, and lies on the elevators, so the producers will not suffer from its transfer. There is no point in handing it over to the "old people" for free distribution - well, pensioners do not eat so much bread.

[Vasilenko Vladimir]

Quote from monetam

There is no point in handing it over to the "old people" for free distribution - well, pensioners do not eat so much bread.

you will be surprised, but grain is not only bread, it is meat, eggs, dairy products, leather, woolen products, etc.

[coinsam]

It is only schoolchildren in the fifth grade who believe that there is such a magic wand, with a wave of which the grain will turn into meat.
Won't turn. All these livestock and poultry farms do not experience a shortage of grain, and leather and woolen products are far from being the same grain.
A car is yes, wheels and a body. But not only the wheels and the body.

[Nicola]

Russia will pay for the export "free of charge". That is, the budget. If there is so much excess grain, why is it expensive on the domestic market? Well, yes, it's not bucks. Bread and food are only getting more expensive, maybe Africa will carry at least bananas to us for free? Although who asks us who to write off debts, who to give fertilizer and grain to help.

[vovochkarzhevsky]

And how is it free? Will it be purchased at the expense of the state budget, that is, the citizens of the Russian Federation?
And what, we have long had an abundance of the Internet of our own citizens who are forced to save on food?
Still curious, what kind of kickbacks will the "benefactors" get at someone else's expense?

[al3x]

It's always like that with us. They are ready to give away the last shirt, as if they themselves do not need it. Generosity is good, but only after everything is set up at home and no one needs this shirt.

[vovochkarzhevsky]

It's always like that with us. They are ready to give away the last shirt, as if they themselves do not need it. Generosity is good, but only after everything is set up at home and no one needs this shirt.

Here the analogy with the breadth of the soul is not true. The shirt is clearly removed on purpose, and not from themselves, but from the people.

[Tatyana]

Quote: al3x

It's always like that with us. They are ready to give away the last shirt, as if they themselves do not need it. Generosity is good, but only after everything is set up at home and no one needs this shirt.

The fact of the matter is that for those who make such decisions, this very "shirt" was not made by their personal labor from dawn to dusk with sweat, but for them and their families living abroad, our country is Russophobic alien to them, given to them to manage public property for their own opportunistic careerism and their own enrichment.

They, like Olaf Scholz and Annalena Burbock - foreign agents and state functionaries - a "misunderstanding" in the German government are acting against the national interests of Germany and the Germans themselves.

[Zoldat_A]

Quote: al3x

It's always like that with us. They are ready to give away the last shirt, as if they themselves do not need it.

For some reason, the post-war restoration of Warsaw was remembered - one grandfather's brother liberated it, the second rebuilt it six years after the war. The second one said that in Minsk the pace of restoration and construction was weaker, although people everywhere worked hard.

I don’t even raise the question of memory and gratitude. Although, in fairness, Africa, Asia and Latin America remember the good much better than the "Europeans".

[The popuas]

This is not about Russian, but Ukrainian grain .... must read article

[Vasilenko Vladimir]

Quote: Popuas

This is not about Russian, but Ukrainian grain .... you need to read an article about

well, read carefully, we are talking about the free delivery of RUSSIAN grain

[Mordvin 3]

Quote: Popuas

This is not about Russian, but Ukrainian grain .... you need to read an article about

After withdrawing from the Black Sea Grain Initiative, Russia is ready to replace the supply of Ukrainian grain to needy countries free of charge.

Are we reading something wrong?

[jdiver]

everything is adjusted and no one needs this shirt.

On Rublyovka, no one needs this shirt, everything is so. Everything is fine there.

[yuri bakster]

typically, a scoundrel oligarchic trick ...... their pensioners somehow won’t die

[rocket757]

After all, the question is not how to slow down, that's all... the question is who will give the command, to implement the necessary measures, here and now.

[Vasilenko Vladimir]

it’s already infuriating, maybe then it’s better to supply your own free of charge with the condition of reducing the cost of production?!!!

[Old Horseradish]

They destroy their old people by taking away pensions for medicines and bread. And they fell in love with Africa. Or maybe the gold of the party in Africa? Like an oligarchic common fund?

[Light]

There is a serious struggle going on for Africa. We, the Chinese, the French, mattresses are fighting for spheres of influence there, because Africa is a storehouse of mineral resources. Right now, the Russia-Africa summit, and free supplies of grain, which would simply rot in our country, is a very good move of influence.

[The popuas]

Who's going to die...!? We are talking about Ukrainian grain ....

[Vasilenko Vladimir]

Quote: Popuas

We are talking about Ukrainian grain ....

we are talking about RUSSIAN grain in the volume of Ukrainian supplies, how did you read the article ?!

[Vasilenko Vladimir]

Quote: Bright

which we would just rot

give it to farmers for free with the obligatory condition of lowering prices and increasing livestock

[Oleg Fedechkin]

Yes, there are enough storerooms in RUSSIA !! According to minerals in Russia, the body lies in Russia, and the head in Alaska !!

[jdiver]

Let's invite blacks to Russia to live, since such a struggle for Africa, otherwise our population is dying out by a million a year. We will save Africa and earn authority there.

[Vladimir M]

"After withdrawing from the Black Sea Grain Initiative, Russia is ready to replace the supply of Ukrainian grain to countries in need for free" - what kind of masochism is this at the state level? There is nowhere to put the grain - give it to the DPRK, at least it will be clear to whom and for what. Or feed your livestock with this grain.

[-sa-]

Nothing happens for free) not money, so they will get some other benefit from them

[jdiver]

We have already received for the northern streams, so we are waiting for when we will receive for the Turkish nuclear power plant. And there we’ll make money on the Africans, there definitely can’t be something wrong with our brilliant leadership.

[Maks1995]

As always.
He made a PR move, but who will pay for the export - no, no.
Capitalism in the yard. Who pays, he dances. The authorities are silent about this.

I remember that in the course of the last transaction, whoever bought the grain brought it.
The UN paid for the delivery of a number of ships to the "poor Negroes" - the ships came, they brought grain.
The rest was bought by those with money. Europe, Türkiye, Arabs like more.
The Negroes themselves did not send ships like that. The Kremlin about this no-no.

Now tezhe rake. Ah ready, ah free. Will the Negroes send grain trucks? Or will the 50 countries announced in the notes next to the conference with Africa wait for the Russian budget to pay both freight and ship costs?

[Mordvin 3]

Quote: Max1995

Or will the 50 countries announced in the notes next to the conference with Africa wait for the Russian budget to pay both freight and ship costs?

Give each member of the conference a sack of grain and that's enough. Let them drag them to their Africa.

[GO-TO-GO-TO-GO]

"According to the press secretary of the head of state, a set of measures aimed at improving the safety of the facility is also being worked out."
I'm a "fool" or the skis don't work. Hedgehogs understand that such measures should have been worked out before the construction of the "facility", and the performance characteristics of the "facility", even before the start of the design, should be increased to such threats at times ....

(Even the word with the letter Du was not missed). Admins what are you talking about?

[tralflot1832]

The most interesting thing is that we can do this easily, earlier we carried out "grain interventions" to maintain grain prices As soon as the "grain union" of the Russian Federation did not rest. Naryshkin's son put them checkmate. The question arises - do we need Russia such " grain unions" defending only the interests of monopolists? Fertilizer manufacturers are already behaving more patriotically. This year, the "grain union" of the Russian Federation demanded the zeroing of export duties in order to receive excess profits. According to my calculations, one of the exporters from Russia receives 6 - 10 $ net profit from a ton of grain for export.

[Ivan Ivanov_36]

Well, there are surpluses that the economy cannot absorb and process into final products. I strongly doubt something. Let us suppose. Expose then the remains at a discount on the commodity exchange in St. Petersburg, for example, and allow traders from countries in dire need to participate in these auctions. For rubles. Correct the money balance and strengthen the ruble. Where will they get rubles? These are their problems. Let them re-export other goods. They have enough resources that we can buy. Here are the rubles. At worst, a voice in the UN.

But we have everything through the ass!

[jdiver]

But we have everything through the ass!

Well, just the same and all? What about an enema?

[Andrey Moskvin]

And what is the connection between small volumes and feeding of European cattle?

[reaper]

Russia is a generous soul.
the west squeezed all the juice out of the colonies and robbed to the last thread. Now he lives prosperously.
The scoop helped everyone, built everywhere to the detriment of itself, and now they wipe all their feet about us and laugh.
Really the lessons of history do not teach? In this world, good deeds are not valued, they only cause hatred and a feeling of pity for the weak.

[dump22]

the main volumes of food were intended for livestock feed in the EU countries.

But China received the most grain under the deal (of all countries):

https://vm.ru/politics/1038015-zernovaya-sdelka-2023-naskolko-vygodna-dlya-rossii-i-zhdat-li-ee-prodleniya

According to the UN, as of March 10, 2023, thanks to the grain deal, almost 24 million tons of grain were exported from Ukraine. Almost half of the grain cargo was corn (49 percent), 28 percent - wheat, another five percent - sunflower oil and cake. At the same time, five countries received about 60 percent of the volumes: China (5 million tons), Spain (4,1), Turkey (2,7), Italy (1,8) and the Netherlands (1,5).

[Dizel200]

It's like excuse us stupid for refusing the grain deal? Looks so boozy.

[EvilCommunist]

jokes for a minute and a half:
for money you can put it for free

[Oleg Fedechkin]

And Putin is not ready to supply his country with grain for free!!! That is, to replace bread and its components, that is, grain, for free for its citizens !!!!

[jdiver]

Apparently, in the reports on the situation in the country, everything is so beautiful that such a thought does not arise. Do not seriously think that at such a high level we are much on our people?

[Ross xnumx]

After withdrawing from the Black Sea Grain Initiative, Russia is ready to replace the supply of Ukrainian grain to needy countries free of charge. This was stated by the head of the press service of the Kremlin Dmitry Peskov.

North Korea, Cuba, Venezuela ... There is a list of countries in need of help that have recognized Crimea and the LDNR as Russian ...

[Pilot]

In Africa, it is more interesting, there are plenty of fossils and the locals are more accommodating. . Grain is delivered free of charge for the state. account and in return, the blacks give fatty territories for the development and extraction of minerals. But not to the state, but to socially responsible businessmen. In short, the old scheme, losses to the state and profits to friends.

[Incvizitor]

And in Russia, no one wants to reduce the price of bread?

[Andrey Moskvin]

And for what?
Your comment text is too short

[jdiver]

What for? After all, as one Russian minister said: "pasta always costs the same."

[Alexandr2637]

Russia is ready to replace the supply of Ukrainian grain to needy countries free of charge.

Well, yes, we are rich ..... very. We are not hungry. And chickens do not peck money. What a country! Motherland, your mother .....

[nikniknik]

she is always ready for everyone and everything for free, but she rips off her people shish, introducing a tax on tax squared, fines for fines all on larger and larger sizes, with her Auschwitz minimum wage and living wage, driving into credit bondage, growth prices, etc. ... Our country is rich, why not reduce fuel prices, oh yes, Sechin’s friend can’t be offended, why not reduce lending rates, oh yes, bankers and their families need to be fed and their Yachts, planes , to serve palaces, to destroy s / manufacturers and industrial production, otherwise the economy will suddenly rise sharply, we will provide ourselves with everything, then there will be few kickbacks and currency will be raked up everywhere

[Rumata]

Russia is ready for free

Are you completely out of your mind? Again, as under the communists, sponsoring national liberation movements in colonial countries, which will not say thank you later?
Is there not enough brains to develop animal husbandry, poultry farming, sheep breeding on this grain?
To kraynyak overtake on alcohol and mix with gasoline.
5% is good for any ICE.

[Pilot]

What the fuck is sponsoring the national liberation movement, territories rich in minerals are needed by the inner circle of socially responsible businessmen. And sheep breeding and animal husbandry are the kind of labors that neighbor bars don’t get dirty with such dirty work. Do you propose to deprive them of their fat gesheft?

[Vic Vic]

"Peskov also added that a proposal for the president to respond to the terrorist attack on the Crimean bridge is currently being worked out."
In my opinion, here, as in chess, the moves must be calculated forward. Now it is not necessary to develop proposals, but to open an envelope with a plan of action in such a case. Moreover, one does not have to be a great seer to understand that attacks on the bridge will continue. Thank God, after the first defeat of the bridge, ours guessed to make spare spans for the future ...

[Kuziming]

Quote: Mini Mokik

I think there is so much grain that it will simply rot in the fields. I give it away for free inside the country, it means to destroy the industry as a fact.

1. I remember the legend about Moses and Pharaoh. He saved up grain for twelve years in the conditions of Ancient Egypt.
Can't we save the harvest of one year? Call Comrade Beria.
2. Build flour mills, give order to your people. Let them look at the mills, make pasta. Macaroni keeps well for up to three years.
3. Make feed. Make feed production. Hands do not grow from the shoulders? Let those who can manage.
4. Okay, hands from the pelvic girdle, put them in bags, sell them like food. The same poultry farms will buy with pleasure.
Sell ​​to farmers. Is it weak to make a discount to a Russian person?
Is it better, humiliated, to give away to strangers for free, in return to receive a military response?
5. That is, if we distribute for free to strangers, the industry develops wildly? And if we sell one season to our own at a discount, the industry will die? Will we not get an internal consumer?
There is clearly corruption here. Call Beria.

[Dva parovoza]

It's starting... It would be better if this bug-eyed one already shut up.

[Fedka]

Last year I bought grain for a ton of 10 thousand. There are barley, wheat and oats. This year I don't know yet how much a ton will cost. Yes, it's expensive. Well, chickens, broiler chickens, ducklings need to be fed.

[runway-1]

after all, during the "grain deal" only an insignificant part of the Ukrainian grain exported from the Black Sea ports was sent to the poorest African countries, while the bulk of food was intended for livestock feed in the EU countries.

In the first place in procurement was China.

[nordscout]

Of course, the poor must be helped. Surplus grain must be sold... It's great that it's free... But in your country, can you make bakery products and "milk" cost up to 30 rubles? Considering that actual salaries and pensions are quite modest, against the background of regularly rising prices for food, housing and communal services, etc., etc. Everything is more or less decent, in terms of salaries and pensions in the Capital and St. Petersburg, and the rest of Russia somehow does not "fat", especially the provinces .... All sociological studies - polls, "Rosstat," - this is, as in a joke - "the average temperature in the hospital" (the salaries of a local official from the administration and the cleaning woman Klava, from the kindergarten, are added together, and it turns out, even very decently for a statistical report "up") ... Perhaps the State should produce "grain intervention", taking control of the production, pricing of bakery products and, of course, "milk",

[Moonlight]

Is it to "die" the demand for poison at the price of overseas delicacies and low-quality junk for a triple fee? It will be impossible to conduct any "business" in such conditions! How, then, will respected and irreplaceable people earn their bread, butter, and caviar—should they use their brains, or work with their hands?

[Igor_Sergeevich]

Enrages such generosity at someone's expense. There is no demand from them for about ..... money. Let them begin with an estimate for the first repair and this one. And let them cancel the "castration" coefficient for military pensions. What no funds?

[Al manah]

Does he mean the government by the word "Russia" in this case? So let the ministers with the president and his press secretary chip in своих scarce supplies and buy grain for the Negroes.

[former soldier]

a set of measures aimed at improving the safety of the structure is also being worked out.

In fact, whoever was responsible for the security of the bridge should have put himself in the place of the terrorist. Then the weaknesses in the protection would necessarily appear and adequate measures would have been taken in advance. After all, unmanned boats have been trying to attack the base of the Black Sea Fleet and the vessel that controls the South Stream gas pipeline for six months now.

[K-50]

Russia is ready to supply free grain to countries in need

Maybe enough to feed the world at the expense of Russia?
Does anyone give us something for free?
They don't even give us what we have already paid for!!!
Russia is a cash cow?
Maybe then Peskov will pay out of his pocket to the rural hard worker who grew grain in the sweat of his brow? And what, the salary allows, why not help the village?