Results On Black Sea Grain Exports Possible In The Coming Weeks — Wadephul
German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul hopes that results on grain exports from Ukraine and Russia via the Black Sea can be achieved in the coming weeks. He said this in an interview with ZDF , UATV English relays. In Wadephul's view, despite disagreements with the Russian side, dialogue is necessary. "We won't resolve the Ukrainian conflict as a whole, but we need to ensure that grain can be…
German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul expressed optimism that progress on grain exports from Ukraine and Russia through the Black Sea could be made within the coming weeks. In an interview with ZDF and UATV English relays, Wadephul noted that dialogue is essential, despite differences with Russia. He emphasized that while a comprehensive resolution of the Ukrainian conflict remains elusive, ensuring the transportation of grain from both Ukraine and Russia to developing nations is crucial.
Wadephul stressed that a positive outcome might be attainable in the near future. The discussion at the European Parliament on October 20 included Ukraine and Europe's negotiating positions, Russian hybrid threats near NATO borders, and Black Sea shipping safety as key topics.
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