During the summit of the Crimean Platform, you said that Egypt, India, Turkey, and representatives of the Near East had not proposed options for overcoming the blockade of the Black Sea.
Clarify whether the consolidated position of the three countries is separate and at what stage the negotiations regarding the
unblocking of the Black Sea are.
Are they still ongoing, and are they preparing for them? If so, who is taking part in the negotiations?
Thanks for the question.
Egypt, India, Turkey, and representatives of the Near East had separate conversations with the leadership of states, as well as ministries of foreign affairs, and had appropriate conversations with their colleagues in these countries.
This is a request from these countries to us, and frankly, this is our request as well, to unblock the Black Sea.
There were proposals from countries, and we said, let's have a mirror cessation of fire in the Black Sea so that goods, first and foremost the agro-industrial complex, can be delivered without problems to appropriate countries and other countries, but the proposals came specifically from these countries.
We received a positive response from these countries; some countries turned to us with their own format of how this should be, even in writing.
I viewed everything absolutely fairly.
We are currently waiting for responses from these countries that were supposed to contact us after us, or in parallel, contact the Russian side.
So far, we have not received responses.
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