Erdogan Urged Putin to Create “Safe Corridor for Grain Export” in the Black Sea 

The President of Turkey Recep Tayyip Erdoğan urged his Russian colleague to create “safe corridor” in the Black Sea for export of Ukrainian grain.

According to Anadolu, the grain export was the key topic of discussion between two leaders.

Erdogan told Vladimir Putin that it is time to take action regarding the UN's plan to establish safe corridors in the Black Sea for grain exports.

Furthermore, Erdogan reiterated that the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine should be ended with a lasting and just peace through negotiations. According to him, Turkey is ready to contribute to the negotiation process, the president added.

The Kremlin’s representative stated that during the telephone call, the leaders “discussed the situation in Ukraine, including, but not limited to coordination of efforts to ensure safe navigation in the Black Sea and export of grain to the global markets”.

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