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Nine million tonnes of its agricultural produce sincejuly. it has helped the damaged economy, but its also helped tens of millions of people around the world that rely on ukrainian grain to be able to eat and prevent starvation. so it is a blow, but this is something russia has been hinting at for quite a long time. they have been accused of using the deal as leverage as it continues to be frustrated on the battlefield. but why do it today? its black sea naval fleet next to occupied crimea was h...

Weve had. it allowed ukraine to export nine million tonnes of its agricultural produce sincejuly. it has helped the damaged economy, but its also helped tens of millions of people around the world that rely on ukrainian grain to be able to eat and prevent starvation. so it is a blow, but this is something russia has been hinting at for quite a long time. they have been accused of using the deal as leverage as it continues to be frustrated on the battlefield. why do it today? its black sea naval ...

It is a diplomatic blow. because the grain deal was the only diplomatic breakthrough weve had. it allowed ukraine to export nine million tonnes of its agricultural produce sincejuly. it has helped the damaged economy, but its also helped tens of millions of people around the world that rely on ukrainian grain to be able to eat and prevent starvation. so it is a blow, but this is something russia has been hinting at for quite a long time. they have been accused of using the deal as leverage as it...

And interestingly, an official was quoted as saying that there were grounds for optimism, but its hard to see where that is because russia has been accused of using the grain dealers leverage as its military frustrations continue and they dont get much more frustrating than this extraordinary drone strike we saw yesterday on its black sea fleet, an attack which ukraine has denied... well, hasnt confirmed that it was behind, but there are very few think it was any other country. the motives for t...

Our correspondent james waterhouse sent us this update look, there are urgent talks we understand that are going to stretch into tomorrow. youve heard what the un makes of this pause, describing it as deeply concerning. turkey, who also brokered this deal, have also echoed those calls for the grain agreement to resume. and interestingly, an official was quoted as saying that there were grounds for optimism, but its hard to see where that is because russia has been accused of using the grain deal...

Earlier this year which are subsidizing their food supplies particularly bread and wheat heavily for the population. there is a move to get an emergency loan just to afford the wheat to supply their people. you can imagine with the russia unilaterally pulling out of this complex deal, it will just exacerbate that further. and if you look into next years growing season, and the impact this will have on the decision of ukrainian farmers whether to plant at all, given the fact that many of them are...

They brought in the new general who understands a bit more about targeting these kind of things. it appears his predecessors. that may have made a difference. and the other thing to keep in mind, fredricka, ukraine was a net exporter of electricity to the european grid. and that fact creates problems for poland, romania, other countries hooked into the grid and get power from ukraine. this is a big deal. it is designed to pressure the europeans to force the ukrainians to come to the negotiating ...

It is suspending its participation in the landmark grain deal in this war. it is a diplomatic blow. because the grain deal was the only diplomatic breakthrough we had. it allowed ukraine to export 9 million tonnes of its agricultural produce sincejuly. it has helped the damaged economy, but its also helped tens of millions of people around the world that rely on ukrainian grain to be able to eat and prevent starvation. so it is a blow, but this is something russia has been hinting at for quite a...

Be able to eat and prevent starvation. so it is a blow, but this is something russia has been hinting at for quite a long time. —— ukrainian grain. they have been accused of using the deal as leverage as it continues to be frustrated on the battlefield. why today? the black sea navalfleet next to occupied crimea was hit today in a significant going strike. it blames ukraine and this is why it says it has taken the action it has. this is why we are now in a sort of cycle. whenever crimea is t...

It is a diplomatic blow. because the grain deal was the only diplomatic breakthrough weve had. it allowed ukraine to export nine million tonnes of its agricultural produce sincejuly. it has helped the damaged economy, but its also helped tens of millions of people around the world that rely on ukrainian grain to be able to eat and prevent starvation. so it is a blow, but this is something russia has been hinting at for quite a long time. they have been accused of using the deal as leverage as it...