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Russia says Grain Corriddor deal seems unlikely

The deal ends on May 18

FFoodversy Intelligence5 min read
Russia says Grain Corriddor deal seems unlikely
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The deal ends on May 18

It was stated in the statement that the part of the grain agreement related to the shipment of Russian agricultural products and fertilizers was not implemented:

"Out of the 262 thousand tons of fertilizer that should go to Malawi, 20 tons are blocked at the ports of Latvia, Estonia, Belgium and the Netherlands. The barriers to export of Russian agricultural products had to be removed under the agreement between Russia and the UN. In this context, the grain agreement was concluded on May 18, without eliminating 5 systematic problems. It is not possible to talk about the extension after .

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Russia says Grain Corriddor deal seems unlikely