Truce in the Black Sea does not mean restoration of the Black Sea Grain Initiative

Published 2025년 3월 28일

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The article clarifies that the recent water truce in the Black Sea does not signify the restart of the Black Sea Grain Initiative, contradicting Russian claims. The initiative, which aims to provide maritime transit for grain, is already in operation without the need for a new agreement, according to Ukraine's Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The water truce, reached during US-brokered talks in Saudi Arabia, prohibits attacks on civilian shipping and ports, except those conducted by Russian warships, leading to potential security threats for Ukraine. The situation will be discussed in detail at the 23rd International Conference BLACK SEA GRAIN.KYIV, scheduled for April 24 in Kyiv.
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The water truce does not mean the resumption of the Black Sea Grain Initiative, as the Russians claimed. This position was voiced at a briefing by the spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Georgiy Tykhyi. “This has not been discussed, no one has agreed on anything like this. Because, again, you know that Ukraine has been providing maritime transit itself for quite some time,” the official said. The spokesperson also said that during the talks with the United States in Saudi Arabia, an agreement was reached to ban attacks on civilian shipping and all ports, but this does not apply to Russian warships. “That is, the movement of Russian warships outside the eastern part of the Black Sea will be considered a violation of these agreements, will be regarded as a violation of the obligations to ensure free navigation in the Black Sea and as a threat to Ukraine’s national security. In this case, Ukraine will have the full right to ...

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