GENEVA A Russian delegation at talks with senior U.N. officials said Monday that Moscow is ready to accept an extension to a grain export deal that has helped bring down global food prices amid the war in Ukraine but only for 60 days as the Kremlin holds out for changes to how the arrangement is working.
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