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The UN is looking for “incentives” for the Russian Federation to continue the Grain Agreement
UN representatives are trying to find a solution that will push Russia to continue the Grain Agreement.
Farmers lost $30 per ton due to the idling ships in the “grain corridor”
Ukrainian farmers received $30 in losses for each ton of cargo due to the downtime of vessels involved in the Grain Agreement.
Grain agreement: the US called on the UN Security Council to put pressure on Russia
The United States called on the UN Security Council to pressure Russia to extend the Grain Agreement.
Guterres: The grain agreement must be extended
UN Secretary General António Guterres called for the continuation of the Black Sea Initiative.
Russia rejected the UN’s request for access to the flooded Kherson region
The government of the Russian Federation rejected the request for UN access to the part of the Kherson region that was flooded as a result of the explosion of the Kakhovska HPP.
UN: Russia can withdraw from the Grain Agreement as early as July 17
As early as July 17, Russia may end its participation in the Grain Agreement, which allows the export of Ukrainian agricultural products through Black Sea ports.
The USA spoke at the UN for the expansion of the Grains Agreement
The United States spoke at the UN for the expansion of the Black Sea Grain Initiative. According to the country’s government, Russia is using the Grain Agreement to achieve its goals in the war against Ukraine.
The UN does not have a “plan B” in case Russia withdraws from the “grain agreement”
The United Nations (UN) has no backup plan in case Russia pulls out of the “grain initiative.”
The UN offers the Turkish bank to become a mediator in the “grain agreement”
The UN offered one of the Turkish banks to become an intermediary for the settlement of the “grain agreement”.
Reuters: Negotiations on the Grain Agreement will take place on May 3
Negotiations on an agreement mediated by the UN, which will allow the safe export of Ukrainian grain through the Black Sea, are scheduled for Wednesday, May 3.
