The United Nations has backed Turkey and Ukraine by calling for 100 days rule over of an agreement allowing the safe export of grains from several Ukrainian black Sea port after Russian said it will on extend the packs for 60 days. The packs is scheduled to expire on Saturday 18th of March, 2023. But it was Brokard by the United Nations and Turkey July last year. And it was renewed in November to combat to global food crisis that was filed in part of Russian's invasion of Niegbouring Ukraine and the blockage of the black Sea grain exports.
The Spokesman for the United State Stephane Dujaric in a speach in the White House said "the agreement is public and it's am open document and it foresee rollover of 120 days. I am reiterating and reading something that is in a public document, Russia is a party to this deal, Ukraine is a party to this deal, Turkey is a party to this deal. There are discussions going, I was just stating and reading basically a line from the agreement which talk about the fact the agreement foresee....."
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