Russia claims right to attack Ukraine's grain amid debate about war and famine

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

58% : "The sculpture was gifted to the United Nations by the USSR on December 4th, 1959."
50% : "The prohibitions on attacking or destroying agricultural infrastructure do not apply if such infrastructure is used as sustenance for the members of the armed forces or in direct support of military action," Dmitry Polyanskiy, the top Russian envoy at the United Nations, told the U.N. Security Council.
43% :"We are concerned and deeply disappointed that the Black Sea Grain Initiative has not been renewed," Ambassador Harold Agyeman, who leads Ghana's mission to the United Nations, told the council.
37% :That statement served both to invoke a moral imperative and turn the Kremlin's history at the United Nations against Putin's current policy.

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