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With much fanfare, ship after ship loaded with grain has sailed from Ukraine after being stuck in the countrys Black Sea ports for nearly six months. More quietly, a parallel

With much fanfare, ship after ship loaded with grain has sailed from Ukraine after being stuck in the countrys Black Sea ports for nearly six months.

Agreements to unblock Ukrainian grain stuck at Black Sea ports for nearly six months of war also gave a boost to Russia's food and fertilizer

Agreements to unblock Ukrainian grain stuck at Black Sea ports for nearly six months of war also gave a boost to Russias food and fertilizer

With much fanfare, ship after ship loaded with grain has sailed from Ukraine after being stuck in the country’s Black Sea ports for nearly six months.

Agreements to unblock Ukrainian grain stuck at Black Sea ports for nearly six months of war also gave a boost to Russias food and fertilizer

The West has sought to avoid direct sanctions on grains that feed people around the world.

With much fanfare, ship after ship loaded with grain has sailed from Ukraine after being stuck in the countrys Black Sea ports for nearly six months. More quietly, a parallel wartime deal met Moscows demands to clear the way for its wheat to get to the world, too, boosting an industry vital to Russias economy that had been ensnared in wider sanctions.

With much fanfare, ship after ship loaded with grain has sailed from Ukraine after being stuck in the country’s Black Sea ports for nearly six months. More quietly, a parallel wartime deal met Moscow’s demands to clear the way for its wheat to get to the world, too, boosting an industry vital to Russia’s economy…

The United Nations and Turkey brokered two deals last month: one protects ships carrying Ukrainian grain through the Black Sea and the other keeps Russia's food and fertilizer from being sanctioned.