grain agreement

Ukraine allocated UAH 20 billion to guarantee the financial security of ships transporting Ukrainian grain through the “grain corridor”.

Ukraine and Turkey plan to strengthen cooperation in the agricultural sector, and also hope for the continuation of the Grain Agreement.

Today, July 7, the President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy will visit Turkey for talks with his colleague – the President of Turkey Recep Tayyip Erdogan.

The terrorist country said it had not made a final decision on whether to continue the Grain Initiative.

Yesterday, July 4, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Russia again reported that there is “no reason” to extend the Grain Agreement, which expires on July 17.

UN representatives are trying to find a solution that will push Russia to continue the Grain Agreement.

Olga Trofimtseva, special envoy of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, believes that the EU should not make concessions to Russia when deciding the fate of the Grain Agreement.

Russia may withdraw from the Grain Agreement as early as July. Ukraine is preparing alternative export routes in the event of the closure of the “grain corridor”.

The countries of the European Union are discussing the possibility of connecting the subsidiary structure of Rossilhospbank to the international SWIFT system.

The Grain Agreement should expire on July 17.