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Russia Ukraine War: Unexploded rockets are being found in the fields in Ukraine, and rockets are seen buried in the soil. When the workers got the cluster bomb while removing the weeds, the hole in the roof of the fodder store was visible due to the explosion of the bomb. Ukraine All the work of farming in the eastern part of the state has come to a halt. Here the fields and buildings were repeatedly targeted with mortars, rockets, cluster bombs. The situation is such that the workers are unable to sow the land or harvest crops like wheat.
Victor Lubinets, who manages the farming business at Veres Farm, said it would be “difficult” to restore the sowing and harvesting of crops. He said that even if the battle was over, first the ammunition etc. would have to be removed from the fields without bursting. However, there is no prospect of the end of the war. The sky reverberates with the sound of various weapons and the earth trembles with the explosion of bombs and ammunition.
“I’m used to them,” said Lubinets. It was very scary for the first two-four days, but now one gets addicted to anything.” A plume of smoke could be seen from behind them. “But we have to work,” he said. If we leave all these things, then we will become helpless, other farmers will also get frustrated, then what will happen in such a situation?
Agriculture is an important part of Ukraine’s economy. According to the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, before the war, agriculture accounted for about 20 percent of Ukraine’s gross national product and 40 percent of export revenue. The country is often referred to as a major source of grain for Europe and millions of people depend on Ukraine for their cheap supply of grain. But Ukraine’s agriculture has been heavily damaged by Russia’s attack in late February.
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