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Russia, Ukraine and Turkey Approach a Deal on Ukraine Grain Exports, Officials Say

ISTANBUL—Officials from Russia, Ukraine, Turkey, and the United Nations agreed on key points of a plan to renew exports of Ukrainian grain by the Black Sea, senior Turkish and U.N. leaders stated.

At a assembly in Istanbul, officers from the 4 events agreed to determine a coordination middle in Istanbul the place their representatives would oversee outbound shipments of grain, Turkey’s protection minister stated.

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