Updated on Thursday, November 3, 2022 – 8:41 p.m
It was reinstated this Thursday after Russia was reinstated in the export deal
Export of grain from Ukrainian ports resumed on Thursday after Russia rejoined the agreement guaranteeing transit through the Black Sea, although doubts are sown as to its permanence.
That G7 of the world’s most advanced economies is committed to prevention Ukraine, exposed to Russian bombardment of its vital infrastructure, starve and freeze in the approaching boreal winter.
“Seven cargo ships carrying a total of 290,102 tons of grain and agricultural products are passing through the humanitarian corridor” in the Black Sea, the confirmed U.N.
This transport was made possible by the return of Russia on the pact signed on July 22 to ensure the passage of ships that have been delayed due to the war between these two major producers of food and raw materials.
Moscow had suspended its participation in this settlement on Saturday, which was reached through the mediation of Turkey and the UN after accusing Ukraine of using the sea corridor to bomb its fleet in the Black Sea.
He did this after receiving security guarantees from Kyiv.
But Moscow, which has complained about delays in applying the section of the agreement related to its fertilizers, has expressed doubts about its intention to renew it when it ends on November 19.
“Before deciding whether to proceed, an assessment needs to be made,” he said Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov.
Secretary General of the UN Conference on Trade and Development, Rebekah Grynspan, He said he was “hopeful” it would be extended and said negotiations to unblock Russian fertilizer exports were advanced.
G7 meeting
The G7 Foreign Ministers (United States, Germany, France, United Kingdom, Italy, Canada and Japan) got engaged in the German town Muenster to “continue to support Ukraine”.
The head of German diplomacy, Annalena Baerbock condemn the “perfidious methods” of Russia, which try to “kill people who are hungry, thirsty or cold, attack civilian infrastructure”.
According to the President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy, Russian bombing damaged 40% of the country’s power plants.
The UK announced that from December 5 it will ban the country’s ships and services from allowing the transport of Russian oil at a price higher than that set by the G7 Australia.
The decision comes in line with the G7’s commitment to cap the price of Russian oil, adopted in September, and aligns the UK, the lead insurer of an essential maritime insurance policy, with the policy of the European Union.
Relations between Moscow and London, Tense for several years, they have been in open crisis since the start of the Russian military offensive against Ukraine on February 24.
The Russian army has accused “British experts” of involvement in the recent drone strikes on its Black Sea fleet and warned of the “unpredictable and dangerous consequences” of this alleged involvement, which London denies.
Russia also recently accused Ukraine of wanting to drop a “dirty bomb” (with radioactive or biological payload) on its own territory, so Moscow could be blamed for the aggression.
But the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) said Thursday it had found “no signs of undeclared nuclear activity” during inspections of three sites in Ukraine.
Zelenskyi pointed out that Ukraine will not take part in the next G20 summit of developed and emerging countries if Russian President Vladimir Putin attends it. The meeting is scheduled for the middle of this month on the Indonesian island of Bali.
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