Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan announced that the grain agreement, which was due to expire on May 18, has been extended for another two months. It has been reported Anatolia.
He also noted that Turkey will make every effort to fulfill the grain agreement.
Citing a source familiar with the progress of the negotiations, the TASS agency said, declarationThe Ukrainian part of the agreements on the grain deal, which expires on May 18, will have to be extended by 60 days. It was noted that the issue of the Russian side is still being discussed.
Later, the Russian agency also referred to a Turkish source. reportedRussia’s expectations regarding the grain agreement will also be met, thus prolonging the agreement itself.
Previously reportedTurkish and Russian Presidents Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Vladimir Putin may soon discuss extending the grain deal over the phone.