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Why Turkey and Ukraine called Putin’s grain deal bluff

6 November 2022

8:00 PM

6 November 2022

8:00 PM

Earlier this week, Vladimir Putin declared an end to the deal allowing Ukraine to export its grain to the world. This threatened to send prices surging, with a potentially devastating impact on world hunger. But his bluff was called. Turkey, Ukraine and the UN held talks and continued a deal without Russia – and three days later, Putin returned to the agreement.

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