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G7 Warns Russia-Ukraine War Is Stoking Global Food Crisis

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May 17, 2022

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According to the International Food Policy Research Institute, Russia and Ukraine export 12 percent of the world’s food calories. NBC News’ Joshua Johnson is joined by Barron Segar, the President and CEO of World Food Program, USA, to discuss how the war in Ukraine is stoking concerns of a global food shortage.

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