Bangladesh is trying to overcome the difficulties in purchasing fertilizer from Russia. This was stated by RIA News Abdulkalam Abdul Momen, Minister of Foreign Affairs of the State.
“We buy fertilizer from Russia. But there is a problem because the sanctions are too high. “We’re trying to figure out how to deal with this problem,” he said.
On September 17, UN Special Rapporteur on sanctions measures Elena Dovgan warned that sanctions against Russian fertilizers would continue will lead It will be disastrous for some countries in Africa and Latin America.
Earlier, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, after his meetings with Bangladesh Foreign Minister, said that Russia appreciates Despite the pressures of Western countries, this state focuses on its own interests.
At the end of July, Russian President Vladimir Putin talked about free preparation supply We sent grain to six African countries. He also expressed his intention to continue exporting food and fertilizer despite the obstacles.
Putin before she made a joke About the “supreme government of Russia”.