Turkey’s president is trying to persuade Moscow to revive an agreement that allowed Ukraine to export grain and other commodities despite the war.
Russia came under pressure at the U.N. Security Council from its ally China and developing countries, among others.Data from the Joint Coordination Center in Istanbul, which organized the Ukraine shipments, show that 57% of the grain from Ukraine went to developing nations, with the top destination being China, which received nearly a quarter of the food., Ukraine’s main Black Sea port area.
Opening the talks, Putin mentioned various areas of bilateral cooperation, such as a proposed Russian gas hub in Turkey and the construction of the first nuclear power plant there, in which Moscow is actively involved. NATO member Turkey, however, has also supported Ukraine, sending arms, meeting Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and backing Kyiv’s bid to join NATO.
Erdogan angered Moscow in July when he allowed five Ukrainian commanders to return home. The soldiers had been captured by Russia and handed over to Turkey on condition they remain there for the duration of the war.— are said to have a close rapport, fostered in the wake of a failed coup against Erdogan in 2016, when Putin was the first major leader to offer his support.
The Sochi summit follows talks between the Russian and Turkish foreign ministers Thursday, during which Russia handed over a list of actions that the West would have to take in order for Ukraine’s Black Sea exports to resume.
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