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Zakharova announced the shortening of the duration of the grain agreement due to non-compliance with part of the agreements

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Moscow shortened the extension of the grain agreement due to the violation of agreements with Russia. This was expressed by the representative of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation. Maria ZakharovaHe reports on REN TV on his Telegram channel.

Initially, the grain agreement was supposed to be extended by 120 days, but the Kremlin decided to reduce it to 60 days. The representative of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs explained this measure by the fact that the part of the agreement that concerns Russia’s interests was not implemented. The imbalance in the implementation of the agreements in the second part, which concerns the agriculture bloc, should be eliminated.

The previous day, the press secretary of the president of Russia Dmitry Peskov He described the extension of the grain deal as a “goodwill gesture” on behalf of the Russian Federation. He noted that the deal “cannot stand on one foot”.

Source: Riafan

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