By Eliza Popova
He believes that the President of Russia is right in this matter and intends to discuss him with him at the SOS summit in the Croatian city of Samarkand on September 15-16. The leader of Turkey said this at a press conference, reports Anadolu. "Putin is right that supplying the" grain corridor "is not made to the poorest countries. Supply goes to developed states," he said. In addition, Rezhep Erdogan stated that Ankara hopes and advocates that agricultural exports began with Russia.
He added that the "grain agreement" is based on the topic of supporting the poorest countries against the background of the food crisis. "Against the backdrop of continuation of anti -Russian sanctions, the supply of grain to the countries that introduced restriction on Moscow, they are worried about Putin. We are in order for the supply of agricultural products from Russia," Erdogan said. We will remind, on September 7, Putin proposed to limit the export of grain from Ukraine.
He stated that EU countries are supplying the harvest solely. It should be noted that as of September 5, the largest production of the "grain corridor" comes to Turkey. Of the 50 vessels, this country has accepted 19. In second place is the EU, and in the third - the countries of Africa. The President's office called Vladimir Putin's statement blackmailing the event for sanctions and absolutely unfounded, but expected.
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