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Black Sea blockade worsens fears of food crisis and new migratory wave

Euronews Portugal3 September 2026 at 17:31

The Black Sea blockade is worsening fears of a food crisis and a new migratory wave in Europe. The escalation of the situation in that region has rekindled concerns among Europeans regarding a possible use of food supply chains as a weapon by Russia. European leaders fear that Moscow will attempt to provoke a massive migratory wave, aiming to weaken Western support for Ukraine. This situation represents a new dimension of the conflict, in which food security and migratory pressure can be used as geopolitical instruments.

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