Zelenskiy said Russia blocked grain exports in the Black Sea and that the blocked sea routes affected hundreds of millions of people in different countries. While the two leaders agreed that teams would continue to communicate on these and other bilateral issues, Modi said India would continue to contribute to the peaceful resolution of the conflict.
Zelenskiy and Modi Discuss Reopening Black Sea Grain Corridor
Ukrainian President Volodimir Zelenskiy and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi discussed diplomatic initiatives to re-open the Black Sea grain corridor and end the Russian-Ukrainian conflict in a telephone conversation. Zelenskiy explained that food security is one of the topics of the meeting and that India is ready to contribute as a mediator to the establishment of food corridors.
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English translation of AgroAjans’s Turkish report. Original publishers are linked above.
