While the world whines about sanctions and wars, Russia is gearing up to double, even triple its exports of wheat, corn, and vegetable oil to Iran! Imagine this – Iran could import 3 to 4 million tons of wheat, and corn and barley imports might jump from 2.6 to 3.6 million tons! All transported via the Caspian Sea to dodge Western sanctions. While others complain, Russia and Iran are playing chess on the global food trade stage, with Egypt still the largest buyer of Russian grains and Iran in second place. Is this the dawn of a new grain superpower or just another power play? Jump into the debate – is this a smart move or a dangerous tangle on the global stage? Comment, argue, make some noise!
