Al Jazeera cites Zelenskyy: India willing to help mediate Black Sea grain corridor
According to Al Jazeera, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated after a phone call with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi that India is willing to help mediate the establishment of a Black Sea grain corridor. Modi's public statements only reiterated his push for a peaceful resolution and made no mention of the grain corridor. Reports indicate that New Delhi has not yet released an official plan or publicly confirmed this specific proposal. Shipping insurance, security arrangements, and cooperation from both Russia and Ukraine remain obstacles, meaning this cannot yet be regarded as a reached agreement or the resumption of navigation.
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