Russia has assured that it will protect Africa from the damage caused by the termination of the grain agreement through the Black Sea.
Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Vershinin said that Moscow is trying to protect Africa from the consequences of withdrawing from the Black Sea Grain Export Agreement. "Will do everything possible.
Varshinan added that Russia was working on new ways to export grain after it expired on Monday.
The agreement, brokered by the United Nations and Turkey, was intended to avert a global food crisis by allowing grain held up by the war in Ukraine to be safely exported from Black Sea ports.
A deal that allowed Ukraine to safely export grain through the Black Sea has officially ended after Russia withdrew.
The Russian president has condemned the attack on the Crimean bridge and said that it will be given a strong response, the Crimean bridge is an important passage for the supply of fuel and food.
US Secretary of State Anthony Blanken also responded and said that Russia’s decision to withdraw from the agreement to export grain through the Black Sea "”Irrational”, to restore the agreement with Moscow as soon as possible.
