The joint grain export coordination center has started working in Istanbul as part of the implementation of the Black Sea Initiative provisions, the Russian Defense Ministry told reporters on Tuesday.
"In accordance with the provisions of the Black Sea Initiative, the joint grain export coordination center has begun work in Istanbul," the ministry pointed out.
As the Russian defense ministry specified, the advance party of Russian experts will arrive in Istanbul July 26, where they will begin work in a four-side format. "The Russian delegation is headed by Rear Admiral Eduard Luik. The main task of the Russian specialists in the joint grain export coordination center is to promptly resolve all necessary issues to bring the initiative to the stage of practical implementation," the ministry noted, stressing that the activities of the Russian representatives in the coordination center are under the Russian defense ministry’s special control.
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Based on materials from TASS