Last week inhabitants of Timonovo and Soloti, 15 kilometres (9 miles) from Ukraine, were evacuated after a nearby ammunition storage depot caught fire.
No one was injured, he said in a statement. Vyacheslav Gladkov, the governor of Belgorod region, said people near the village of Timonovo were evacuated after the ammunition started to spontaneously combust. 9:47pm: Russian official blames high temperatures for border fireĪmmunition being stored in southern Russia near the border with Ukraine caught fire on Tuesday, the second such incident in a week, and a local official said high temperatures were to blame. Ukraine and Russia in July reached a grain exports agreement through the mediation of Turkey and UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres, with guarantees for ships to sail out of Ukraine's Black Sea ports. "Thanks to intensive international cooperation, Ukraine is on track to export as much as 4 million metric tonnes of agricultural products in August," a senior US State Department official told AFP. Its exports ground to a trickle after the February 24 invasion, contributing to a spike in global food prices that has hit poor nations especially hard. Ukraine is one of the world's largest exporters of wheat, corn, barley and sunflower oil, shipping around 5 million metric tonnes of grain each month before the war. Ukraine is on course to ship nearly as much grain this month as it did before the Russian invasion following international efforts to ease food shortages, a US official said Tuesday. 10:30pm: Ukraine grain exports nearing pre-war levels, US says Technical experts from Ukraine continue to operate the nuclear equipment. The Zaporizhzhia plant has been under the control of Russian forces since early March, soon after their invasion of Ukraine. The UN nuclear agency renewed its request Tuesday to assess the safety and security at Europe’s largest nuclear plant in southeastern Ukraine which Russia and Ukraine accuse each other of shelling, sparking warnings of a possible nuclear catastrophe.Īt the start of an emergency meeting of the UN Security Council on the situation at the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant, UN political chief Rosemary DiCarlo announced that Rafael Grossi, director general of the International Atomic Energy Agency, requested to send an IAEA mission “to carry out essential safety, security and safeguard activities at the site.”ĭiCarlo said the UN has the logistics and security capacity in Ukraine “to support any IAEA mission to the plant from Kyiv, provided Ukraine and Russia agree.” 11:46pm: UN Security Council holds emergency meeting on Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant For more of our coverage of the war in Ukraine, click here. If they would just adjust the integrity of their fresh produce and meats, I would be more than three stars.This live page is no longer being updated. They always have such great sales and perfect to take advantage of for the not-so-rich Brooklyn dweller. I have to make compromises.įor the good side, their prices are usually really fair. And I only do my shopping every so often therefore I usually have my large "granny-cart" with me which is difficult enough to maneuver alone rather more with groceries in there. With my hectic schedule, I often don't have time to go elsewhere.
So you ask, why do I still shop there? Well, it's the closest grocery store to my house. Many times I've bought ground beef from there and the entire thing would just smell awful and be all brown inside. When buying ground beef here, one should poke at it (I know that's terrible, but don't poke a hole!) and see if it is truly red all around. I would never even DARE venturing towards their seafood as that too, looks suspect. I've gotten sick far too many times from bad chicken, bad pork, or bad beef. I always struggle with finding good fruits and veggies and because it's a large part of what I eat, I often end up going to a market to get my fresh ingredients. The vegetables are always bruised, soft, overgrown, etc. Their produce is between bad and mediocre. It's a battle ground with the carts of consumers and the inventory carts of the employees. They do a lot of their inventory stuff during busy shopping hours which is a huge inconvenience if you have a cart rolling around. It seems that they are just additions to the people traffic going on in the store. They recently changed owners and I'm not sure if it's convenient or not. I've been shopping here for quite a few years since living in this vicinity of Brooklyn.
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