Black Sea Grain Deal Resumes Outbound Inspections Amid Geopolitical Tensions.
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Outbound inspections of vessels under the Black Sea export agreement for Ukraine grain have resumed, according to the United Nations. The deal was brokered by the UN and Turkey in July to help tackle a global food crisis. Russia has threatened to quit the pact on May 18 unless obstacles to its own grain and fertilizer exports are removed. Senior officials from Russia, Ukraine, Turkey, and the UN are due to meet in Istanbul this week for talks.
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