In Russia, food isn’t just nourishment—it’s sovereignty.

Since 2016, Russia has imposed a full ban on the cultivation and production of genetically modified organisms (GMOs) for food. The message is clear: altered food is seen as a threat to national integrity.
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— GMOs are restricted from entering Russian agriculture
— Imports face heavy scrutiny and regulation
— The government frames genetic manipulation as a risk to health, culture, and control

👁 But the rumor goes deeper: that producing GMO food could be treated as an act of sabotage.
While no official law classifies GMO production as terrorism, the rhetoric surrounding it has intensified.

— Some voices claim it’s a form of biological warfare
— Others suggest it’s a tool of foreign influence
— And in the court of public opinion, GMO advocates are increasingly viewed with suspicion
This isn’t just about crops.

It’s about control—over biology, over borders, over belief.
Watch the farms. Watch the laws.

And ask yourself:
When food becomes forbidden…
what else is being engineered behind the scenes?

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