EA WorldView Article RatingUkraine War, Day 563: Russia Rejects UN Proposal to Renew Black Sea Grain Deal - EA WorldView
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51% : Guterres told reporters on Thursday that the UN is "actively engaged" to improve Russia's grain and fertilizer exports, "We believe that it's necessary to create a system of mutual guarantee -- guarantee that the Russian Federation is able to overcome difficulties that still exist, even if many have been solved, and at the same time guarantees that we that we will have the restoration of the Black Sea initiative.50% : At least four vessels have passed through the temporary corridor since August 16.UK insurance firm Lloyd's of London has confirmed that it is in discussion with the UN to provide coverage for shipments, andUkraine Economy Minister Yulia Svyrydenko said grain is being moved through Croatian ports.
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