Europe was originally a base area, with strong economic strength and low prices. Many European countries formed a trading entity, which is now the European Union, making the European economy stronger. However, in the first half of this year, irreconcilable contradictions broke out between Russia and Ukraine, and the two countries even began to meet each other. Ukraine is the largest grain exporter in Europe. However, in the face of Russia's special military action, the gap between Ukraine's military forces is too large, which leads to the near destruction of Ukrainian agriculture, the serious food shortage in Europe and the more serious food crisis.

Russia imposes sanctions on unfriendly countries in Europe.

After the outbreak of the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, many European countries supported Ukraine to join NATO, so they provided Ukraine with a lot of military and economic assistance and sanctioned Russia in the economic and other fields. Russia did not sit still, so it sanctioned unfriendly countries in Europe in terms of energy and material exports, including food export restrictions; Because Ukraine has now lost its ability to export grain, and Russia is the second largest grain exporter in Europe, it is now banned from exporting to European countries, resulting in food shortages in many European countries, and prices began to skyrocket, leading to serious inflation.

Russia has signed a grain export agreement, which can alleviate the grain crisis.

Although Russia, Ukraine and Turkey recently signed a grain export agreement, which is believed to be implemented soon, many European countries will welcome a batch of grain and agricultural products, which will greatly alleviate the high food prices in Europe; However, these quantities are not enough to completely solve the food crisis, just a drop in the bucket. If European countries need a permanent solution, then the contradiction between Russia and Ukraine should be resolved, so as to alleviate the food crisis and economic crisis in Europe.