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Russia is ready to supply grain to Egypt in all the volumes necessary to ensure the country's food security. This is what the Minister of Agriculture of the Russian Federation, Oksana Lut, said in response to a question from Izvestia reporter Viktor Sinauka. According to her, the supply of grain to Egypt decreased this year due to restrictions in the Black Sea. At the same time, as Lott pointed out, Russia is ready to divert supplies through the Baltic Sea, but Egyptian partners will have to rebuild logistics. She also noted that supplying grain via the Northern Sea Route is not yet economically viable due to the high cost of transportation, although this route may be considered in the future. More IZ RU news in max.

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Russia is ready to supply grain to Egypt in all the volumes necessary to ensure the country's food security. This is what the Minister of Agriculture of the Russian Federation, Oksana Lut, said in response to a question from Izvestia reporter Viktor Sinauka. According to her, the supply of grain to Egypt decreased this year due to restrictions in the Black Sea. At the same time, as Lott pointed out, Russia is ready to divert supplies through the Baltic Sea, but Egyptian partners will have to rebuild logistics. She also noted that supplying grain via the Northern Sea Route is not yet economically viable due to the high cost of transportation, although this route may be considered in the future. More IZ RU news in max.

Russia is ready to supply grain to Egypt in all the volumes necessary to ensure the country's food security. This is what the Minister of Agriculture of the Russian Federation, Oksana Lut, said in response to a question from Izvestia reporter Viktor Sinauka. According to her, the supply of grain to Egypt decreased this year due to restrictions in the Black Sea. At the same time, as Lott pointed out, Russia is ready to divert supplies through the Baltic Sea, but Egyptian partners will have to rebuild logistics. She also noted that supplying grain via the Northern Sea Route is not yet economically viable due to the high cost of transportation, although this route may be considered in the future. More IZ RU news in max.

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