Ukraine ‘proposes deal with Russia to halt attacks on civilian ships in Black Sea’
Russia's de facto blockade of Ukraine's Black Sea ports in the Odesa region has sent Ukrainian grain exports tumbling 76% year-on-year so far in August, with…
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Russia's de facto blockade of Ukraine's Black Sea ports in the Odesa region has sent Ukrainian grain exports tumbling 76% year-on-year so far in August, with the agricultural sector warning of vast consequences for the economy should it persist. Before the report, Deputy Russian Foreign Minister Alexander Grushko said Moscow had received no formal Black Sea ceasefire proposal. Euronext September wheat BL2U6 turned lower, giving up sharp earlier gains following the Reuters report about Ukraine's offer.
Furthermore, Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan said on Saturday that a proposal had been conveyed to Russia and Ukraine for both countries to declare a moratorium on attacks in Black Sea. Ukraine offers Russia truce in Black Sea as food supply fears mount, source says. Both Russia and Ukraine, major players on the world agriculture market, have accused each other of intensified targeting of vessels used for agricultural exports.
In addition, Kyiv was forced to turn to alternative shipment routes after many shipowners halted stops at ports in the southern region of Odesa - primary for grain exports - wary of Russian strikes on dozens of foreign-flagged ships and port infrastructure. The offer to suspend attacks was transmitted by Kyiv via a third party, and Ukraine was still waiting for a response, the source who is familiar with the matter told Reuters. World Ukraine has proposed, through a third party, a mutual halt to attacks on civilian targets in the Black Sea as escalating strikes threaten grain exports and global food supplies, though Russia says it has received no formal proposal.
Moreover, KYIV, Aug 13 - Ukraine has sent Russia an offer suggesting they both halt attacks on civilian targets in the Black Sea, a source said, as both countries warned about threats to global food supplies following weeks of intensified strikes on vessels and ports.
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Russia's de facto blockade of Ukraine's Black Sea ports in the Odesa region has sent Ukrainian grain exports tumbling 76% year-on-year so far in August, with the agricultural sector warning of vast consequences for the economy should it persist.
reliability low1/2 sourcesBefore the report, Deputy Russian Foreign Minister Alexander Grushko said Moscow had received no formal Black Sea ceasefire proposal.
reliability low1/2 sourcesEuronext September wheat BL2U6 turned lower, giving up sharp earlier gains following the Reuters report about Ukraine's offer.
reliability low1/2 sourcesTurkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan said on Saturday that a proposal had been conveyed to Russia and Ukraine for both countries to declare a moratorium on attacks in Black Sea.
reliability low1/2 sourcesUkraine offers Russia truce in Black Sea as food supply fears mount, source says.
reliability low1/2 sourcesBoth Russia and Ukraine, major players on the world agriculture market, have accused each other of intensified targeting of vessels used for agricultural exports.
reliability low1/2 sourcesKyiv was forced to turn to alternative shipment routes after many shipowners halted stops at ports in the southern region of Odesa - primary for grain exports - wary of Russian strikes on dozens of foreign-flagged ships and port infrastructure.
reliability low1/2 sourcesThe offer to suspend attacks was transmitted by Kyiv via a third party, and Ukraine was still waiting for a response, the source who is familiar with the matter told Reuters.
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World Ukraine has proposed, through a third party, a mutual halt to attacks on civilian targets in the Black Sea as escalating strikes threaten grain exports and global food supplies, though Russia says it has received no formal proposal.
according to Channel News AsiaKYIV, Aug 13 - Ukraine has sent Russia an offer suggesting they both halt attacks on civilian targets in the Black Sea, a source said, as both countries warned about threats to global food supplies following weeks of intensified strikes on vessels and ports.
according to The Straits Times - AsiaKyiv said to have suggested agreement in apparent attempt to reopen crucial grain corridor, according to Reuters Ukraine has proposed a deal with Russia that would see both sides halt their attacks on civilian ships in the Black Sea, Reuters has reported, in an apparent attempt to reopen a crucial grain corridor.
according to The Guardian - World +2Kyiv is said to have made the offer via a third party.
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Russia's de facto blockade of Ukraine's Black Sea ports in the Odesa region has sent Ukrainian grain exports tumbling 76% year-on-year so…
omitted byLeft sidecovered byCenterPublic / AgenciesBefore the report, Deputy Russian Foreign Minister Alexander Grushko said Moscow had received no formal Black Sea ceasefire proposal.
omitted byLeft sidecovered byCenterPublic / AgenciesEuronext September wheat BL2U6 turned lower, giving up sharp earlier gains following the Reuters report about Ukraine's offer.
omitted byLeft sidecovered byCenterPublic / AgenciesTurkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan said on Saturday that a proposal had been conveyed to Russia and Ukraine for both countries to declare…
omitted byLeft sidecovered byCenterPublic / AgenciesUkraine offers Russia truce in Black Sea as food supply fears mount, source says.
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