Russia has decided to rejoin the Black Sea grain deal as Moscow ramps up their attacks on Ukraine’s energy facilities.
Russia has decided to rejoin the Black Sea grain deal as Moscow ramps up their attacks on Ukraine’s energy facilities. Under the agreement, Ukraine had been able to restart grain and fertiliser exports which had stalled due to the ongoing war with Russia.
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