Erdogan will offer Putin to supply products from the Russian Federation with a grain corridor. He wants to consult with him on the restriction of exports from Ukraine

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan during a meeting with Russian dictator Vladimir Putin will ask him to export his products through the Corridor in the Black Sea. About it reports Anadol. Erdogan wants Russia to export the grain. He supported the words of the dictator that ships with Ukrainian grain allegedly go "either in developed countries or to developing countries. " President Volodymyr Zelenskyy then denied Putin's lies that most of the grain would be exported to the EU.

Video of the day "If grain supply begins from Russia, the optimal system of distribution and supply of goods - grain and other agro -products will be created, in particular to the poorest countries of Africa," Erdogan said. The Turkish President and the Russian dictator will negotiate in the fields of the Sanghai Leaders Summit in Uzbekistan, which will take place on September 15-16.

On September 7, Putin accused Ukraine and the EU of food exported by the "grain corridor" not to the poorest countries, but to Europe. He complained that he was "inflated", talking about "limiting the direction of grain removal" and promised to consult with Erdogan. Zelensky emphasized that Ukrainian food is taken to three continents: 54 ships were sent to Asia, 16 - to Africa, 32 - to Europe, and some of this volume then goes to Asian and African countries.