EU Explores Reconnecting Sanctioned Russian Bank to Safeguard Black Sea Grain Deal
TL;DR
The European Union is considering a concession from a Russian bank to safeguard a Black Sea grain deal. The EU is concerned about the potential disruption of grain exports due to the risk of sanctions against Russian banks. The concession would involve the bank providing a guarantee that it would not withdraw credit lines for grain shipments. This move aims to ensure the stability of the grain trade between the EU and Russia.
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