President Recep Tayyip Erdogan says grain exports from Ukrainian ports to the world are critical for humanity, as Türkiye announces more than 721,000 tonnes of grain have been delivered to global markets so far
Erdogan said everyone can witness that Türkiye has made every effort to ensure peace between Russia and Ukraine.
"Even the start of sending Ukrainian grain to the world through our country is a critical development for humanity," Erdogan said after a Cabinet meeting in the capital Ankara on Monday.
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