News from Al-Madinah: Following Russia’s return to a deal that permits export through the Black Sea, six shipping ships laden with Ukrainian ports departed on Thursday, the Turkish Defense Minister reported.
Defense Minister Khulusi Akar was cited as saying, “After re-working with the Ukrainian grain export deal, it left six Ukrainian ports shipping ships.”
According to the timeline of events from the agreement’s signing in July of last year to the present, the following background information can be found in the news: -In July, Russia and Ukraine signed an agreement to export grains and fertilisers that had been impounded in Ukrainian ports. This agreement was reached in collaboration with Turkey and the United Nations. The first diplomatic victory between the two parties since the start of the Russian military campaign in Ukraine was then noted in the agreement. Each side levelled charges at the other.
The anxieties increased the severity of the hunger and food crisis that affects the entire world by impeding the agreement’s implementation. The Sevastopol attack – At the end of the previous month, Russia reported that drones had attacked the important port of Sevastopol, claiming to have targeted ships connected to the grain agreement between Ukraine and Russia.
Following the assault, Russia informed the UN Secretary-General in writing that it was formally terminating the grain export deal. Following a phone call between the Turkish and Russian military ministers, Turkey intervened to resurrect the accord, and President Recep Tayyip Erdogan declared yesterday that the passage of ships carrying Ukrainian pharmaceuticals began on Wednesday.
Was it that Putin said?
In the event that Ukraine breaches the promises it offered, according to Russian President Vladimir Putin, his nation reserves the right to withdraw once more from the grain export agreement with Ukraine. According to Putin, Moscow requested guarantees and assurances from the Ukrainian side that the humanitarian corridors won’t be utilised by the military and that nothing akin to the Sefastopol attack will occur again.
– The Turkish side informed the Russian Ministry of Defense that Ukraine had provided such guarantees. Putin gave the order to continue Russia’s involvement in the deal after getting Ukrainian guarantees.
News on Sky.
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