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Russia has rejected all proposals for a ceasefire regarding wheat exports, the Ukrainian agriculture minister said

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Tarass Vysotskyi told Bloomberg that all possible options had been discussed, but without reaching a resolution:"We must prepare for the fact that the situation will remain just as critical. "It should be noted that, due to Russian attacks on ports...

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Russia deliberately avoids a truce with Ukraine in the Black Sea, Ukraine does not expect a maritime truce with the aggressor country, because the Russian Federation has rejected all proposals for a ceasefire, which is reported by RBK-Ukraine with reference to the statement made by the Minister of Agrarian Policy and Food of Taras Wysotsky during his association with journalists in Brussels, Bloomberg writes. A truce in the Black Sea will not re…

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Mediating countries told Kyiv that Moscow rejected all partners' proposals for a limited ceasefire or a moratorium on strikes. The post Russia rejected all proposals for a ceasefire in the Black Sea, — Vysotsky appeared first on Ukrainian Shipping Magazine — Shipping News of Ukraine and the World.

Ukraine currently sees no positive signals regarding a possible ceasefire in the Black Sea, which would stabilize grain exports. Minister of Agrarian Policy Taras Vysotsky told Bloomberg that it is difficult to expect a significant improvement in the situation in the coming months, so the country should prepare to maintain critical conditions for marine logistics. According to Vysotsky, the intermediary countries have informed Kiev that Russia h…

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Russia blocked the way to a naval armistice. Kiev does not expect to reach a naval truce with Russia in the coming months, as the aggressor country rejected all proposals for a ceasefire, writes Bloomberg. “A ceasefire at sea is necessary for Ukraine to resume exports of grain products through the Black Sea. However, there is no reason for optimism at the moment. Unfortunately, it is difficult to imagine any positive solutions on this issue in t…

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Ukraine sees no positive signs that a truce could be concluded in the coming months to export grain across the Black Sea.

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news-pravda.com broke the news on Monday, September 28, 2026.
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