International Desk: Russia recently withdrew from the grain agreement between Kiev and Moscow, brokered by the United Nations and Turkey. After this incident, Ukraine announced the establishment of temporary shipping routes to continue grain exports.
However, after such a decision by Kiev, Moscow has signaled an attack on ships entering the Black Sea. Russia has withdrawn from the Black Sea Grain Agreement due to non-fulfillment of its conditions. Through the agreement, Ukraine’s food grains could flow freely to the international market through the Black Sea.
However, the contract expired on July 17. Then Russia said they were no longer with it. News from CNN and Al-Jazeera The Russian Defense Ministry issued a statement on Wednesday (July 19). They signaled that any ship entering the Black Sea to take Ukrainian grain without Russia’s consent would be attacked. In this regard, the Russian Ministry of Defense said, “Since the Black Sea Agreement is broken and the humanitarian corridor is closed, from 12:00 on July 20, all ships going to Ukrainian ports through the Black Sea will be treated as armed cargo carriers.
“ The statement also said, ‘The flags of the countries that will be found on the ship will be considered to be on the side of Ukraine and involved in the war. It also said, “Some areas in the northeast and southeast of the international waters of the Black Sea have been declared dangerous for shipping.” Meanwhile, Russia began to attack the port of Odesa in Ukraine with all its might after withdrawing from the grain agreement.
On Thursday, for the third day in a row, Russian forces attacked there using air power. Several important crops in Odessa were damaged in their attack yesterday.
