Meanwhile, a Turkish military delegation will travel to Russia this week to discuss details of the possible creation of sea lanes on the Black Sea.
A meeting of Ukrainian, Russian, Turkish and UN officials on the grain issue will take place next week, according to sources in the Turkish presidency.
At the same time, a Turkish military delegation will travel to Russia this week to discuss details of the possible creation of sea lanes in the Black Sea to transport Ukrainian grain, Turkish media reported, citing sources in the Turkish presidency.
Haberturk reported that a quadripartite meeting between Turkey, Ukraine, Russia and the United Nations would take place in Istanbul over the next 10 days and that President Tayyip Erdogan and UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres might attend.
Sources cited by Haberturk point out that three sea lanes will be built under the plan in four separate ports in the Ukrainian Black Sea city of Odessa, and that both Ukrainian and Russian food will be transported from there.
The sources added that 30-35 million tons of grain are expected to be shipped from there within 6-8 months.
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