MOSCOW (Reuters) - The passage of a second ship from Ukraine along a temporary Black Sea corridor has nothing to do with the prospects for reviving a ...
STORY CONTINUES BELOW THESE SALTWIRE VIDEOSMOSCOW - The passage of a second ship from Ukraine along a temporary Black Sea corridor has nothing to do with the prospects for reviving a grain deal involving Russia, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Monday.
At a regular Kremlin briefing, Peskov reaffirmed Moscow's stance that reviving the grain deal would depend on whether the West delivered on promises regarding Russia's own grain and fertiliser exports. Russia's grain and fertiliser exports are not subject to sanctions imposed by the West on Moscow over its military actions in Ukraine. But Russia says restrictions on payments, logistics and insurance have remained a barrier to shipments.
"That is a totally different matter, and our defence ministry is monitoring it as necessary," Peskov said.
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