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The Deputy Foreign Minister of Russia confirmed that Moscow sees no justification for resuming the Black Sea grain export agreement with Ukraine, noting ongoing attacks on export facilities from both sides. This stance comes after Ukraine's grain exports decreased by 41.5% in August, with shipments dropping from 2.67 million tons in July to 988,000 tons, significantly impacting corn and barley consignments. The grain deal was mediated in July 2022 under the auspices of Turkey and the United Nations to allow the export of approximately 33 million tons of Ukrainian grain, but the current situation hampers the implementation of that agreement.
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