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to going back and they are saying as soon as our demands are met, we will go back to the deal. interestingly, there was also some comments today from the turkish president, president erdogan, saying president putin would be interested in going back to the deal and he wants to talk to him about it. so nothing for the moment but still hope this could be revived. fist the moment but still hope this could be revived. , be revived. at the time when they came to the be revived. at the time when they came to the agreement be revived. at the time when they came to the agreement it - be revived. at the time when they came to the agreement it was - be revived. at the time when they. came to the agreement it was seen be revived. at the time when they - came to the agreement it was seen as being quite a rare diplomatic breakthrough with russia and is now also seen anthony blinken speak about this. what is your assessment on how russia and the kremlin are using this deal? using this deal? w
been saying, tells more. yellow max president erdogan taking off from saudi arabia to secure a round of investment to build bilateral relations with those gulf neighbours but not before making a press conference to reporters in istanbul and he did mention and talk about the grain deal they are saying this mighty statement today from the russian state, i believe president putin wants this humanitarian bridge to continue and he said diplomatic efforts between the two nations will continue. it seems to be both from turkey s site and the european side that this deal is not quite dead yet. there are still room for negotiations and president erdogan saying he may even speak to president putin on this phone before he is due to make a visit here to turkey next month so hope very much still hope that hi, i suppose you could say that there deal could be revived. that might hope still hi this could see a deal revived. talking about the grange, tells more
in this deal? first of all today, the kremlin spokesman - in this deal? first of all today, | the kremlin spokesman dmitry in this deal? first of all today, - the kremlin spokesman dmitry peskov said the announcement had nothing to do with the attack on the bridge linking the mainland at the crimean peninsula but it comes as no surprise of the russian authorities strongly hinting that they would not continue in the grain deal. just a few days ago president putin was shown giving an interview on russian television that said basically enough is enough and he was suggesting that russia would suspend its participation in this deal until its participation in this deal until its demands are met and what are those demands? well, russia has been complaining for some time there are obstacles to the export of its own grain and fertiliser, number one. number two as the russians have been demanding a russian bank that handles agricultural payments should be reconnected to the global swift payment
about what this has meant particularly to developing countries, this deal. it particularly to developing countries, this deal. it has meant so much to countries, this deal. it has meant so much to developing countries, this deal. it has meant so much to developing countries. | so much to developing countries. certainly near this region in particular, countries that really rely on grain imports that go through the black sea and through the bosporus strait. in turkey, food prices are said to have decreased 20% since the grain deal was agreed this time last year with sunflower oil, barley, maize, wheat, some of the biggest exports from ukraine going to these regions and there are fears that if this deal was not renewed we its yellow food prices come out of this certainly in developing nations. part of the reason for such huge increases in prices for this deal was signed last year was due in part to the war in ukraine but also coming off of the grown up virus pandemic, supply issues, t