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  1. Intensified attacks are targeting agricultural export facilities involving Kazakhstan and Ukraine.

Drought and climate factors are affecting global food production, while the ongoing invasion impacts fertilizer and staple food availability.

7 reports, 3 independent Updated Aug 19
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Drought and climate factors are affecting global food production, while the ongoing invasion impacts fertilizer and staple food availability.

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  1. Droughts and heat are currently affecting crop yields and livestock, prompting warnings about resulting global food supply chain impacts.Sub-event
  2. Climate change is causing droughts and heatwaves that are threatening food security and agricultural productivity in Europe, specifically affecting Hungary and Romania.Sub-event
  3. Deficient rainfall is causing production decline, increasing reliance on food imports globally.Sub-event
  4. Climate factors and drought are impacting food production amid the ongoing Ukraine invasion.1 source

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