"Putin-Erdogan Talks Could Restore Black Sea Grain Deal, Easing Tensions"

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Turkish President Erdogan expressed hope that his upcoming talks with Russian President Putin could lead to the restoration of the Black Sea grain initiative, which was recently terminated by Russia. Erdogan called on Western countries to consider Russia's demands, stating that the termination of the deal could have consequences such as increased global food prices and potential waves of migration. Russia has quit the deal and revoked guarantees of safe navigation, demanding easier access for its own food and fertilizer exports to world markets. Western countries argue that Russia has no trouble selling food and is exempt from financial sanctions.
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