Russia: the Black Sea’s Loch Ness Monster
Is the Russian blockade of Odesa a war crime and a declaration of war on millions facing starvation?
Read moreDetailsIan is a writer currently living in Dundee. Originally from Salford, he has lived and worked in North America, Europe and the Middle East. Before retiring as an aviation manager Ian was a journalist, broadcaster, public and media relations consultant, and pilot. His interests are history, politics and aviation.
Is the Russian blockade of Odesa a war crime and a declaration of war on millions facing starvation?
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