Ukraine’s Cabinet of Ministers said they are open to resuming food supplies after the fall of the Assad regime.
Minister of Agrarian Policy and Food of Ukraine Vitaly Koval said that Ukraine is ready to supply food to Syria after the fall of the Bashar al-Assad regime. His words on Friday, December 13, were quoted by Reuters.
“Where it is difficult, we should be there with our food. We are open to giving our food, and if Syria needs food, we are there,” Koval said.
The agency also reported that Russian wheat supplies to Syria have been suspended due to the uncertainty of the new government and delays in payments.
It was noted that Ukraine exports wheat and corn to countries in the Middle East, but not to Syria.
Let us remind you that this year Ukraine harvested four times more wheat than its own needs.
The G7 agreed to respect Syria’s territorial integrity
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Source: korrespondent
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