It would seem that Russia is again at fault for the stoppage of the grain deal with Ukraine as per the Western media’s narrative. But what are the real reasons for the withdrawal of Russia? Know more:
IT would seem that Russia is again at fault for the stoppage of the grain deal with Ukraine as per the Western media’s narrative. But what are the real reasons for the withdrawal of Russia?
Almost a year ago, on July 22, 2022, two mutually linked agreements were signed in Istanbul—the Black Sea Initiative on the export of Ukrainian food and Russian ammonia and the Russia-UN Memorandum on the normalization of Russian exports of agricultural products and fertilizers. During the work of the Black Sea Initiative, a total of 32.8 million tons of goods were exported, of which more than 70 percent or 26.3 million tons were sent to high- and upper-middle-income countries, including the European Union.
These Western firms bought up Ukrainian land after Kyiv lifted a 20-year moratorium on land sales at the request of the International Monetary Fund, and thus they became the main beneficiaries of the Ukrainian grain exports.
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