Articles tagged "food"

Russian Defense Ministry appears to deliberately expend Wagner forces in Bakhmut to derail Prigozhin’s political aspirations -- Ukrainian soldiers complete Leopard tank training in Spain -- How do some Western anti-war protests help Russia? -- International Criminal Court to open 2 war crimes cases against Russia -- and more

Can Ukraine maintain and optimally use its modern Western tanks? -- Russia's grain corridor sabotage could lead to higher food prices -- Ukraine's allies need to move past their aviation taboo -- Russian proxies in Kherson Oblast preparing to leave -- and more

Russians shell residential area in occupied town in Kherson Oblast -- Ukraine repels limited Russian offensives in Zaporizhzhia Oblast -- Russia ‘highly likely’ to struggle with planned army expansion -- Morocco sends Soviet-made tanks to Ukraine -- and more

Aloo Bukhara has a sweet taste and chewy texture. It is a fruit that provides many benefits if eaten regularly. It may help maintain body weight and prevent diabetes, obesity, and heart disease in people with normal blood sugar levels.

Resupply package containing porridge, energy food, mashed potatoes, couscous...

My cooking experience for multi-day hiking and skiing trips.

Russian forces conduct limited attacks along the front line, focus on defense in southern Ukraine -- Russia doing better than expected despite sanctions -- 55 explosions reported in Sumy Oblast on July 26 -- Turkey set to open grain corridor coordination center on July 27 -- and more

Genetic code for nearly 2,000 crops at risk due to Russia’s war -- US warns against formalizing Russian control in Kherson -- Prosecutor General estimates Russians commit about 200-300 war crimes in Ukraine every day -- One more Russian offensive towards Sloviansk fails -- and more

Russian forces set up concentration camp in Kharkiv Oblast, torture civilians -- Satellite images reveal another mass grave near Mariupol -- Russian occupiers seize Kherson City Council building -- Russia claims [again] it will let civilians exit Azovstal -- Sumy region shelled from across Russian border -- and more

Russian forces commit war crimes in Ukraine -- S confirms Russian army retreat near Kyiv -- Russia combat power in Ukraine declines below 90% of pre-invasion levels -- Russia uses white phosphorus bombs in Hostomel and Irpin -- and more

British Poultry Council blamed worker shortages following Brexit for the issues the industry is currently facing

Tory incompetence will inflict a summer of food shortages likened to a series of “rolling power cuts” because of a loss of 100,000 lorry drivers due to Covid & Brexit