Russia and Turkey on Wednesday announced that shipments of grains from Ukraine through the Black Sea corridor will resume after Russia suspended safe passage due to a drone attack on its Black Sea fleets on Saturday.
This was made known on Twitter by The Spectator Index.
“Breaking: Russia and Turkey say Ukraine grain shipments have resumed,” Spectator Index tweeted.
BREAKING: Russia and Turkey say Ukraine grain shipments have resumed
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On Sunday, Vladimir Putin announced Russia’s withdrawal of security guarantees for ships using the Black Sea corridor to transport grains out of Ukraine after Saturday’s drone attack.