Ukraine, Russia near deal on grain exports, says UN
By DW
16 July 2022 |
5:45 pm
Russia and Ukraine made enough progress on resolving their dispute over blocked grain exports that "a final agreement" could be reached next week, the UN and Turkey said after face-to-face talks in Istanbul.
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