Turkish Foreign Minister Cavusoglu called the idea of ​​a corridor for the export of grain from Ukraine realistic

This is reported by TASS.

“We are talking about a mechanism that can be created between the UN, Russia, Ukraine and Turkey.

We view this plan as realistic.

It is necessary to discuss measures for the safe passage of ships,” he said.

As reported, negotiations between the delegations of Turkey, Russia, Ukraine and the UN on grain were planned in Istanbul this week.

It is noted that the date of the meeting will be specified after the response of the Russian side.

Earlier, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said that Russian specialists left for Turkey on June 6, where negotiations will be held on the export of Ukrainian grain.