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Ukraine Proposes Deal With Russia to Halt Attacks on Civilian Ships in Black Sea

Ukraine proposed a deal with Russia to cease attacks on civilian ships in the Black Sea, aiming to reopen a critical grain export route. The offer was reportedly delivered through a third party, with Russia having not yet responded. The Black Sea remains a vital artery for global food supplies.

Ukraine suggested an agreement with Russia to halt attacks on civilian vessels in the Black Sea, according to Reuters. The proposal, made via a third party, aims to restore the grain corridor, a key route for exporting grain and other foodstuffs. The Black Sea is a strategic waterway for both nations, essential for global food security. The Guardian reports that Kyiv made the offer through an intermediary, while TASS corroborates that a third party delivered the proposal. Russia has not responded to the offer, leaving the status of the grain corridor uncertain. The Black Sea’s role in global food supply chains underscores the potential impact of any resolution or continued conflict on international markets.

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IndependentThe GuardianAug 13, 09:13 PM
Ukraine ‘proposes deal with Russia to halt attacks on civilian ships in Black Sea’

Kyiv 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. Kyiv is said to have made the offer via a third party. Moscow has yet to respond, the news agency added. The busy waterway is a key export route for both Russia and Ukraine, used to transport grain and other vital foodstuffs worldwide. Continue reading...

StateTASSAug 13, 07:42 PM
Kiev offers to halt attacks on civilian targets in Black Sea — Reuters

According to the agency, a third party delivered the proposal