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Russia’s damage to Ukraine’s agriculture reaches $4-6 billion

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Viktoriia Mykhalchuk, representative of the UN’s Food and Agriculture Organization, said on July 29 that the damage caused to Ukrainian agriculture as a result of Russia's war varies from $4-6 billion, including the damage to “infrastructure such as irrigation equipment, storage, shipping, and processing infrastructure, greenhouses, field crops, farm animals.”

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