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Egypt Won’t Accept Ukrainian Wheat Exported by Russia, Zelenskyy Says

Zelenskyy said Egypt plans to shift purchases toward Ukrainian grain as it rejects shipments from areas held by Russian forces.

  • On April 3, President El-Sisi informed President Volodymyr Zelenskyy that Egypt will no longer accept grain exported by Russia from temporarily occupied Ukrainian territories.
  • Previously, the Russian-flagged bulk carrier Victoria arrived at Port Alexandria with grain that Ukrainian investigators identified as originating from occupied Mariupol.
  • Egypt remains the world's largest wheat importer, having purchased approximately 7.6 million tons of Russian grain during the current season according to Reuters.
  • The two leaders agreed to continue developing partnerships across various sectors, with their foreign ministers maintaining contact on bilateral cooperation.
  • Discussions also covered the Middle East and Gulf region's impact on global oil markets, while Zelenskyy highlighted Ukraine's potential for military-technical cooperation with Egypt.
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Cairo wants to increase the purchase of Ukrainian grain.

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Cairo wants to increase its purchases of Ukrainian grain. The Ukrainian President held a conversation with the Egyptian leader and announced the agreements reached, RBC-Ukraine reported, citing Volodymyr Zelenskyy's Telegram channel. Read also: Zelenskyy and the Pope discussed the "Easter escalation" during Russian shelling. Grain agreement. During the conversation, the Egyptian President announced that his country would no longer accept grain e…

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Egypt will no longer accept grain exported by Russia from the temporarily occupied Ukrainian territories.

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n-tv.de broke the news in on Thursday, April 2, 2026.
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