The humanitarian situation in Ukraine is much worse than it was before the collapse of the Kakhovka Dam, chief UN aid official Martin Griffiths told The Associated Press on Friday.
According to him, unprecedented 700 thousand people need drinking water.
He warned that the devastation of a flood in one of the world's most important food-producing regions would almost inevitably lead to lower grain exports, higher food prices around the world and less food for millions of those in need.
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