The agreement on the export of food from Ukraine through the “grain corridor” will be prolonged and “will last as long as necessary”.
This was stated by the press secretary of the Odesa Regional Military Administration Serhii Bratchuk during the telethon “Unified News”, reports “ProAgro Group” with reference to “RBC-Ukraine”.
“We see that all these talks of Russia about leaving the “grain corridor” end where the Turkish fleet begins,” Bratchuk said.
He is also convinced that Moscow will not attack caravans with Ukrainian grain that leave Odesa, Black Sea and Pivdennyi ports, as it will not dare to fight with a NATO country and attack ships that work under the World Food Program.
The ODA spokesman reminded that Ukraine had concluded agreements on the “grain corridor” only with the UN and Turkey.
“I am sure that on November 19 there will be a prolongation of the grain agreement,” Bratchuk said, adding that it could be extended for a year, as Ankara had previously advocated.
“I think that Russia will try to speculate on this topic. But the “grain deal” will last as long as necessary,” he said.
