Western countries’ sanctions against Russia as a result of its attacks on Ukraine have caused widespread panic in the country. Due to the prohibition on the import and export of food products, as well as issues with the shipment of some products, decreased sugar stocks were reflected in prices. Sugar prices rose to 350 rubles per kilogram, up from 70-100 rubles previously. Russians flocked to markets across the country following the sugar crisis.
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Speaking at the 13th Meeting of High Security Officials in Moscow, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov stated that a new round of direct negotiations with Ukraine will be announced shortly. He recalled that Istanbul hosted the first round on May 16 and said Russia will continue to demand the repeal of laws in Ukraine that restrict the Russian language, culture, and the Russian-linked Ukrainian Orthodox Church. Lavrov reiterated that Ukraine’s neutral status remains a key demand in peace efforts.
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