Top UN food official issues call to 'end the damn war' in Ukraine or risk famines and 'hell on earth'

There could behell on earth because of the global economic impacts of Russia's invasion of Ukranian.

The director of the UN World Food Programme has stated that the war has been devastating.

The global food crisis was caused by Covid and fuel price increases. We thought the war wouldn't get any worse.

If the crisis is not addressed, there will be famine, destabilization of nations and mass migration.

Ukraine is a significant exporter of grains such as wheat and corn. The conflict in the country has caused the Black Sea ports to close.

The riots and destabilization in countries such as Tunisia, Pakistan, and Pakistan are a sign of things to come, according to the man.

He said the best thing we could do was to end the war in Russia and get the port open.

Matthew Hollingworth said that the war could lead to ahunger crisis of catastrophic proportions.

According to Hollingworth, 400 million people around the world were fed by Ukrainian grain in 2021, but now,acute hunger is expected to rise by 47 million people.

Right now, food is blocked in the ports because countries already on the brink rely onUkraine for their food.

Speaking at the end of May, President Zelenskyy warned of a global hunger crisis if the ports of Ukraine remained closed.