Russian President Vladimir Putin 
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Putin says people trying to blame Russia for global food problems

"The situation will worsen, because the British and Americans have imposed sanctions on our fertilizers," Putin told national television in an interview.

Reuters

MOSCOW: Russian President Vladimir Putin on Friday said people were trying to blame Russia for problems on the global food market and denied Moscow had imposed a ban on grain exports from Ukrainian ports.

"The situation will worsen, because the British and Americans have imposed sanctions on our fertilizers," Putin told national television in an interview.

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