Correction: Russia-Ukraine-War Story

Multiple buildings in the city of Mariupol contain numerous bodies, and at least 21,000 civilians were killed

By Bernat ArmanguÉ and Yuras Karmanau • Published June 9, 2022 • Updated on June 10, 2022 at 10:40 am

NBC Universal, Inc. Countries that relied on Ukraine for crops like wheat and beets are seeing shortages after months of war. Egypt and other nations on the African continent are going to see food costs “skyrocket” as a result. Donor nations should step up to provide relief, says Lester Munson, principal international and trade consultant at BGR Group.

In a story published June 9, 2022, about three foreign fighters who were sentenced to death by pro-Moscow rebels in eastern Ukraine, The Associated Press misspelled the first name of Britain’s foreign secretary. Her name is Liz Truss.

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