Turkey is ready to help open a “grain corridor” from Ukraine and initiate new negotiations.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Sunday announced talks with Ukrainian and Russian leaders on regulating grain exports from Ukraine, Milliyet reports.
“Last night we had talks with some stakeholders. Next week we will have talks with Putin and Zelensky and will discuss further steps,” Erdogan said.
He added that Turkey is ready to assist in opening a “grain corridor” from Ukraine.
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“We don’t have a serious problem, we have five million tons of wheat in our warehouses. Despite this, we want to increase its volumes … We will be involved in work, for example, exporting goods, not only for ourselves, but also for third countries “, added the president of Turkey.
Recall that Ukraine, together with partners, is discussing the possibility of creating an international mission to unblock Ukraine’s maritime exports and, as a first step, requires Russia to withdraw forces its in the sea area around Ukraine and provide security non -aggression guarantees.
Ukraine has established two routes for grain exports
Source: korrespondent
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