Thousands of Somalians are forced to leave their homes due to constant droughts. The main news of the day | Friday: Ukraine, food prices, gas, somalia UN 60 ~ Strong > The main news of the day in the UN and in the world: the report of the Türk Folker in Ukraine, the global food prices, the statement of Tom Fletcher for Gaza, a critical lack of financing of humanitarian operations in Somalia. Turk about Ukraine Three and a half years after the full -scale invasion of Russia, the war entered the “even more dangerous” stage for civilians of Ukraine, who suffer from “ruthless bombing”. This was stated by the Supreme Commissioner of the UN Human Rights Folker Turk, speaking on Friday with an oral report in Ukraine before the Human Rights Council in Geneva. According to him, this year, as a result of massive airstrikes and intensive attacks, almost all housing was damaged or destroyed along the front line in some settlements. The Turk said that “the war must end.” food prices 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 >Global prices for food products have somewhat decreased in September – this is evidenced by the new data of the UN (FAO) food and agricultural organization. The main factor in the decline was the drop in sugar and dairy products. Vegetable oil and cereals also fell in price. The meat price index, on the contrary, increased by 0.7 percent, reaching a record level – now it is 6.6 percent higher than a year ago. FAO also presented forecasts for global grain production in 2025. The total volume will be 3.8 percent higher than last year, which will become the largest annual growth since 2013. ~ 60 > help for gas Open President Trump’s initiative, said on Friday, said on Fridays on Friday Emergency Coordinator of the UN Tom Fletcher. According to him, a plan of peaceful settlement proposed by the US leader gives the Palestinians the opportunity to receive help in the necessary volumes. Fletcher emphasized that the UN humanitarian agencies, for their part, are ready to act: 17 thousand tons of food, medicines and other cargoes are waiting for delivery to gas. He called on all parties to agree to the ceasefire and provide humanitarian access. 60 ~ h2 > hunger in Somalia due to a critical financing, the number of Somali residents who receive assistance from the World Food Program of the UN (Runway), will be reduced by the end of the year by three times. So, in November, 350 thousand people will be able to provide support, although in August 1.1 million people received assistance. To date, 4.4 million residents of Somalia are in a lack of food, a million of them are starving. The runway urgently requires $ 98 million to maintain the minimum volume of humanitarian operations until March 2026. Donors are called to allocate the necessary funds as soon as possible.