The economist appreciated the idea of ​​creating security corridors in the Black Sea

Professor at the University of Economics and Technology of the Chamber of Commerce and Exchange Togrul Ismail commented on Turkey’s idea of ​​​​creating two separate security corridors for Russian and Ukrainian ships in the Black Sea. He spoke about this in a conversation with NSN.

Ismail stressed that if mutual guarantees for the operation of the mechanism are not provided, the corridors in the Black Sea will become a space for rivalry between Moscow and Kiev. He admitted that the corridors could work as a temporary mechanism to reduce tensions, but only if there are agreements.

“The division of the Black Sea into two corridors may turn out to be only a temporary measure vulnerable to another escalation of the conflict,” the economist concluded.