Moscow is considering proposals to ensure the safety of grain transportation across the Black Sea and is conducting negotiations with Turkey, but still sees no chance of renewing the grain deal. This is what Deputy Head of the Russian Foreign Ministry Alexander Elimov said in a conversation with Interfax. "We are in dialogue with all countries, I mean Turkey. And not only with Turkey, we are discussing this issue with different countries, but so far I don't see a chance to revive the grain deal," the diplomat said. At the end of August, the Turkish publication "Economies" reported that Ankara had increased contacts with Moscow and Kiev regarding the renewal of the grain corridor. According to the publication, the Turkish authorities examined the possibility of restoring the mechanism that operated in 2022-2023. RBC channel at max.

Moscow is considering proposals to ensure the safety of grain transportation across the Black Sea and is conducting negotiations with Turkey, but still sees no chance of renewing the grain deal. This is what Deputy Head of the Russian Foreign Ministry Alexander Elimov said in a conversation with Interfax. "We are in dialogue with all countries, I mean Turkey. And not only with Turkey, we are discussing this issue with different countries, but so far I don't see a chance to revive the grain deal," the diplomat said. At the end of August, the Turkish publication "Economies" reported that Ankara had increased contacts with Moscow and Kiev regarding the renewal of the grain corridor. According to the publication, the Turkish authorities examined the possibility of restoring the mechanism that operated in 2022-2023. RBC channel at max.