Published 2 years ago

Putin says Russia is ready to help solve food crisis if West lifts sanctions

Summary by Ground News

Kremlin spokesman says West must cancel unlawful decisions that hamper chartering ships and exporting grain. U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken says food, fertilizer and seeds are exempt from sanctions. British Foreign Secretary Liz Truss says Putin is trying to hold the world to ransom.

0 Articles

All

Left

Center

Right

Times of India

Russia ready to help overcome food crisis if West lifts sanctions: Putin

"Vladimir Putin emphasises that the Russian Federation is ready to make a significant contribution to overcoming the food crisis through the export of grain and fertiliser, subject to the lifting of politically motivated restrictions by the West," the Kremlin said in a statement following the call.

2 years ago·India

Read Full Article

News18 India

Vladimir Putin Says Russia is Ready to Help Solve Food Crisis if West Lifts Sanctions

Russia’s blockade of Ukrainian ports has prevented it from shipping out grain, of which both countries are major exporters

2 years ago·India

Read Full Article

CTV News

Russia slams sanctions, seeks to blame West for food crisis

Moscow pressed the West on Thursday to lift sanctions against Russia over the war in Ukraine, seeking to shift the blame for a growing food crisis that has been worsened by Kyiv's inability to ship millions of tons of grain and other agricultural products due to the conflict.

2 years ago·Canada

Read Full Article

Reuters

Putin says Russia is ready to help solve food crisis if West lifts sanctions

Russian President Vladimir Putin and Italy's Prime Minister Mario Draghi on Thursday discussed ways to help ease the international food crisis, with the Kremlin saying this could be done only if the West lifts sanctions.

2 years ago·United Kingdom

Read Full Article

Irish Independent

Russia slams sanctions and seeks to blame West for food crisis

Moscow was pressing the West to lift sanctions against Russia over the war in Ukraine, seeking to shift the blame for a growing food crisis that has been worsened by Kyiv’s inability to ship millions of tons of grain and other agricultural products due to the conflict.

2 years ago·Ireland

Read Full Article