Britain will monitor Russia’s activities in the Black Sea through intelligence. This was reported in a document issued by the office of British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak. DEA News.
“We will use our intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance to monitor Russia’s activities in the Black Sea,” the statement said.
It was also noted that the UK would “show alarming signs of preparations for attacks on civilian shipping or infrastructure in the Black Sea to Russia” and that false statements will be prevented by identifying those responsible for such attacks. It is aimed at removing the crime from the Russian Federation.
In a phone call on the eve of the altar, he actively pledged his support to the President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky. Support “Group of Twenties (G20) tries to circumvent grain blockade”.
On 31 August, Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba delivered a speech at the informal meeting of EU Foreign Ministers in Toledo, Spain. persistently Western countries aim to secure an alternative grain corridor in the Black Sea.
Prior to this, it was known that Russia would withdraw from the ceasefire agreement in the Black Sea and then carry out attacks on Ukrainian ports. caused Blockade of the main grain export routes from the country. This has jeopardized the incomes of Ukrainian farmers, who make up a significant part of the world’s food supply.
Last ship previously covered by grain agreement left Black Sea.