A temporary food shortage caused by Russian airstrikes has increased fears of food and energy shortages in the coming winter. Russia has increased its use of ballistic missiles more than threefold. Photo by Antonio Graceffo.

 

Since arriving in Kyiv about a week and a half ago, I have been amazed at how normal life was apart from the airstrikes. I expected some food shortages but found restaurants were open and grocery stores were full. However, after several days of heavy Russian attacks, it seems some food distribution centers have been hit.

This was the first time I saw partially empty shelves in the grocery stores. It wasn’t a shortage of...

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