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Agribusiness chief: State of Ukraine agriculture ‘bad to catastrophic’

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has created major hardships for the country’s agricultural sector, with fields not being accessible for cultivation, farm animals facing starvation, and the food delivery system collapsing, Alex Lissitsa told EURACTIV Germany in an interview.

"Ukrainian farmers would also need help from the EU or Germany for fuel and other things. But we also have to face reality and see: Fuel is now lacking everywhere on the world market and prices are high,"Alex Lissitsa told EURACTIV Germany in an interview. [Shutterstock]

Julia Dahm Euractiv.de 18-03-2022 12:05 9 min. read Content type: Euractiv is part of the Trust Project
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