Dumitro Couliba posted on Twitter, “I ask all nations to compel Russia to stop the hunger games they play and return to stick to their pledges.
The United Nations, for its part, urged all efforts to be made to uphold the agreement governing the sale of wheat from Ukraine.
The UN Secretary-spokesperson, General’s Stephen Dujarric, stressed that the grain deal in the Black Sea has a “good impact” on securing food for millions of people around the world and urged all parties to desist from any activities that would jeopardise it.
Russia announced, on Saturday, the suspension of its participation in the Crown Export Agreement of the Ukrainian ports, which was sponsored by the United Nations, after targeting the Russian fleet in the Middle East on the Crimea.
According to the Russian Ministry of Defense, Russia has stopped taking part in the deal for the export of Ukrainian grains, as reported by the TASS agency.
Earlier on Friday, Russia said that the poorest countries get only three percent of food exports that take place within the framework of an agreement in which the United Nations has mediated the transfer of grains from Ukrainian ports, and that half of the shipments go to Western countries.
The agreement called for the creation of secure passageways so that commercial ships could navigate the Black Sea and export 20–25 million tonnes of grain.
Before the Russian military intervention in Ukraine, roughly a third of the world’s wheat exports were created by Russia and Ukraine.
Ukraine requests that Russia stop playing “hunger games” after the decision to discontinue the medicines.
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