UK Claims Chances To End Russia-Ukraine War Remain Low Despite Talks On Grain Exports

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When the war between Russia and Ukraine continued, Britain in the latest intelligence report claimed thaRussian troops continue to carry out an extensive artillery attack in Donbass. British Intelligence claims that small companies and Russian units the size of a platoon that carried out attacks in several regions of Donbass. Mod Britain claims that the opportunity to end the ongoing war despite the talks between Russia and Ukraine about the exports of seeds and exchanging prisoners remain low.

Talks between Russia and Ukraine about seed exports of the seeds came when Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy had accused Moscow’s troops of blocking their ports and stopping the exports of seeds. In addition, the British ministry underlined that Moscow forces have not been able to .

make significant territorial progress for the past 72 hours and remain in the danger of losing whatever momentum they have obtained after occupying Lysychansk. Renewal shows that the age of age, weapons, and “Soviet Era Tactics” used by the Russian Armed Forces does not allow them to quickly get back momentum unless they use it in “extraordinary masses” that they cannot do at this time.

The Turkish, Ukraine and Russian delegations in coordination with the United Nations have agreed to establish a coordination center for the start of the export of seeds through the Port of Ukraine, reporting anadolu agent. Said the meeting was “constructive and positive,” Turkish Defense Minister Hulusi Akar said that the officials of each state agreed to establish coordination in Istanbul to continue the export of the seeds of Ukraine, according to the news report. He said that Russian and Ukraine officials would hold a meeting in Turkey next week to review the details of the agreement and sign the agreement.

According to Hulusi Root, the officials of each state reached a consensus about the joint control system of seeds in the port and safety of navigation on the transit route. UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres said that both parties had taken “critical steps” to continue the export of seeds from the Port of Ukraine, according to the AP. He added that “more technical work” would be asked to sign an agreement between Russia and Ukraine.

Meanwhile, Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy expressed his gratitude to the United Nations and Turkey for their efforts to return to the exports of Ukraine seeds. In his late video address on July 13, Zelenskyy said that the Ukraine delegation told him about the progress made in a meeting on this problem.