Zelensky said that Kyiv will make efforts to resume the "grain deal"

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said that Kyiv will make every effort to ensure that the “grain deal” continues to work. At the same time, he accused Moscow of allegedly trying to aggravate the conflict. Russia withdrew from the deal after the attack of Ukrainian drones on the ships of the Black Sea Fleet.

“Ukraine, for its part, will do everything to ensure that the grain export initiative continues to work,” Zelensky said in another video message.

On October 29, Moscow suspended its participation in the “grain deal” as Ukrainian drones attacked Russian ships in the waters of Sevastopol. The Russian Federation notified the UN and other interested parties of its decision. However, on Sunday morning, the activity of foreign vessels carrying out the export of grain from the territory of Ukraine continued.

Moscow has repeatedly criticized the "grain deal", as restrictive measures against Russia are still in place, and grain from Ukraine goes not to countries in need, but to Europe.

On the eve of the Ministry of National Defense of Turkey announced that at present there will be no exit of ships with food from the ports of Ukraine.