Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmitry Kuleba announced his country’s reluctance to make concessions on the grain deal.
He informed the general public about this on air at a national telethon.
There, the diplomat also said that Kyiv hopes to receive from Ankara the details of the negotiations between Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Vladimir Putin in Sochi.
Kuleba also noted that Ukraine will defend all its fundamental positions, “including regarding sanctions pressure on Russia,” TASS.
By the way, what about the negotiations between the presidents of Turkey and Russia in Sochi. An interesting detail was announced.
Erdogan, at a press conference following the dialogue, said that Kyiv should “soften its approach in order to take joint steps with Russia.”
In turn, Putin informed about Moscow’s readiness to return to the grain deal in a few days, provided that the promises made earlier by the Russian Federation are fulfilled.
