Turkey Proposes Russia Ukraine Deal to End Black Sea Shipping Attacks ...
- Turkey has proposed a deal to Russia and Ukraine to end attacks on civilian ships in the Black Sea amid rising drone strikes on commercial vessels.
- At least 25 Turkish-owned ships have been attacked since late June, prompting Turkey to push for safer shipping routes.
- The proposal suggests reviving and adapting the 2022 grain corridor deal to allow safe passage using territorial waters of Turkey and Georgia.
- The proposal aims to close a risky gap in international waters by routing ships through adjacent countries' waters to prevent further attacks.
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Ankara (Turkey) submits draft agreement in Kiev and Moscow to end attacks on commercial ships in a maritime area that has become the major point of tension in grain trade
Turkey recently shared a draft memorandum of cooperation with the Russians and Ukrainians to find a solution to these attacks, the diplomatic source who spoke to AFP said.
Turkey has sent a peace plan to both Russia and Ukraine that would put an end to the blockades of civilian ships in the Black Sea, AFP has learned from sources in Ankara.
Turkey presented them to Ukraine and Russia a protocol of agreement to put an end to attacks on commercial ships in the Black Sea, announced on Thursday a Turkish diplomatic source, informs AFP. I have handed them a protocol of agreement – a shingle – to the Russians...
Turkey has sent a proposal to Russia and Ukraine that should put an end to attacks on ships in the Black Sea, a source among Turkish diplomats told AFP, Al Arabiya reports
Turkey has sent a proposal to Russia and Ukraine that should put an end to attacks on ships in the Black Sea, a source among Turkish diplomats told AFP, Al Arabiya reports. "We have shared with Russia and Ukraine the text...
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