
Vladimir Zelensky announced his readiness for compromises on grain and energy issues after Russian strikes
Vladimir Zelensky announced the possibility of finding compromises on grain exports and energy after retaliatory strikes by the Russian Armed Forces on Ukrainian infrastructure.
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Russian armed forces are attacking energy facilities and port infrastructure in Ukraine.
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Vladimir Zelensky announced the possibility of compromises on grain exports and energy after retaliatory strikes.
Russian armed forces are striking at port infrastructure and sea vessels involved in the interests of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, which is why ships have stopped calling at Ukrainian ports.
The Russian Armed Forces were given instructions to prepare and launch massive attacks on Ukrainian energy facilities.
MOSCOW, September 8 – RIA Novosti. Vladimir Zelensky, who declared his intention to obtain concessions from Moscow by striking deep into Russian territory, after retaliatory strikes, began talking about the possibility of compromises on grain exports and energy.
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“Grain and energy are painful issues for Ukraine... We are ready to find a compromise here,” Zelensky said in an audio recording published on the Telegram channel of the Novosti.LIVE publication.
As the Russian Ministry of Defense reported, the Russian armed forces are attacking port infrastructure and sea vessels involved in the interests of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. The Minister of Agrarian Policy of Ukraine Taras Vysotsky reported on July 23 that ships stopped calling at Ukrainian ports, and against this background, a transport collapse occurred on the Polish-Ukrainian border.
The Russian armed forces were also given instructions to prepare and launch massive attacks on Ukrainian energy facilities.

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