Employees at a bakery in the El-Menzah area of Tunis prepare dough, shape loaves of bread and bake it in the oven, before selling it to members of the public in the Tunisian capital. Russia's invasion of Ukraine could mean less bread on the table in parts of the Arab world where millions already struggle to survive — Tunisia relies on Ukrainian and Russian imports for 60 percent of its total wheat consumption, according to agriculture ministry expert Abdelhalim Gasmi. He said current stocks are sufficient until June. IMAGES