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Russia re-joins deal to ship vital grain exports from Ukraine

A farmer harvests wheat in Ukraine.

A farmer harvests wheat on a field near Izmail in the Odessa region in Ukraine. Russia on November 2, 2022 re-joined a deal to allow Ukrainian grain exports through the Black Sea. PHOTO | OLEKSANDR GIMANOV | AFP

By  AFP

Moscow

Russia on Wednesday re-joined a deal to allow Ukrainian grain exports through the Black Sea, but President Vladimir Putin warned Moscow could again pull out of the agreement.

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