Only 3% of Ukrainian grain exported by ships from the Black Sea reached poor countries

A report by international market analyst Sandro Puglisi highlights the failure of the humanitarian corridor established by the UN to deliver grain from Ukraine to poor countries, with only 3% of the exported grain reaching these nations. The corridor, which allows Ukrainian agricultural products to pass and Russian products, including fertilizers, to enter Europe, has been criticized for benefiting grain processors and European farmers at the expense of African and Middle Eastern countries. The report also points out the environmental contamination of Ukrainian agricultural areas due to the conflict, raising concerns about the safety of Ukrainian grain. The article also alleges widespread corruption and involvement of multinationals like Monsanto, Cargill, and DuPont in the import of contaminated Ukrainian wheat to Europe and Italy, which has increased sixfold. The article's accuracy and the allegations of corruption and favoritism towards certain businesses and industries within the grain import market warrants further investigation.