Russia confirmed on Wednesday that from Thursday it will treat ships bound for Ukraine in the Black Sea as "potential military" tankers, with the countries flying their flags considered parties to the conflict.
Russia has withdrawn from the Black Sea grain export agreement brokered by Turkey and the United Nations a year ago, which is the only diplomatic success during the Russian-Ukrainian war, because it lifted the Russian blockade of Ukrainian ports and avoided a global food emergency.
In a new threat, Russian President Vladimir Putin said that his country has a "sufficient stock" of cluster bombs, and that Moscow
Representatives of the Sudanese army returned on Saturday to the Saudi city of Jeddah to resume negotiations with the Rapid Support forces, while the war between the two sides entered its fourth month.
The presidential office of South Korea announced that President Yun Suk-Yul arrived in Ukraine on Saturday for talks with his Ukrainian counterpart Volodymyr Zelensky.
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