Although Russia has said it would ban fruits and vegetables from Turkey in response to the shooting down of a Russian warplane, it will wait several weeks to enforce the sanctions to avoid creating sudden shortages that could fuel inflation, Arkady Dvorkovich, a deputy prime minister, said Nov. 30.
New York Times: Moscow delays enforcing ban on Turkish produce to avoid inflation
A bulldozer is used to crush crates of peaches outside the city of Novozybkov, about 600 kilometers from Moscow, on Aug. 7.
