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Reuters
Reuters
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By Pavel Polityuk and Michelle Nichols

U.N., Turkey, Ukraine press ahead with Black Sea grain deal despite Russian pullout

FILE PHOTO: The Maltese-flagged bulk carrier Rojen, carrying Ukrainian grain, sails in the Bosphorus, Istanbul, Turkey August 7, 2022. REUTERS/Yoruk Isik

The United Nations, Turkey and Ukraine are pressing ahead to implement a Black Sea grain deal with a transit plan in place for 16 ships on Monday, despite Russia suspending its participation in the pact that has allowed the export of Ukrainian agricultural products to world markets.

Russia, which invaded Ukraine on Feb. 24, in the Black Sea deal on Saturday for an "indefinite term" because it could said it could not "guarantee safety of civilian ships" travelling under the pact after an attack on its Black Sea fleet.

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