"Russia presents two positions": Kuleba on negotiations regarding the "Grain Deal."

Russia has denied the statement claiming that dictator Vladimir Putin had agreed to extend the "Grain Deal."

Minister for Foreign Affairs, Dmytro Kuleba, talked about the negotiations regarding the 'Grain Deal'

Minister for Foreign Affairs, Dmytro Kuleba, talked about the negotiations regarding the 'Grain Deal'

Different positions regarding the "grain agreement" are being voiced in Russia. Specifically, the Kremlin authorities are avoiding clarity by mentioning “termination” in one text and “pausing” in another comment.

This was stated by Minister for Foreign Affairs Dmytro Kuleba to journalists at the United Nations headquarters on Monday.

He emphasizes that this position of the Russian Federation is an irresponsible step that endangers global food security.

Kuleba has held a series of negotiations on this matter, particularly on how to proceed as the functioning of corridors, both maritime and land, for the export of Ukrainian grain to the global market should continue.

According to him, very intensive consultations will be held at all levels in the coming days.

"But in general, we must understand one simple thing: as long as Russia is in Crimea, it will hope to be able to blackmail the world and impose its will on anyone. If we solve this problem, in a month or two, they will come up with another one," Kuleba said.

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