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The UN announces possibility of agreement on export of Russian ammonia through Odesa
UN Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs Martin Griffiths believes that soon they can reach an agreement on the export of Russian ammonia through pipeline leading to Odesa
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Reuters reports.
"I think we're quite close, we're edging towards it this week
I think both sides and we at the UN also recognize the value. It's essential", Griffiths said.
He is convinced that in a year, problems with food may begin, if export of fertilizers is not resumed.
According to the Under-Secretary-General of the UN, it is possible to resume export of ammonia within 1-2 weeks.
"Operation of ammonia pipeline from Russia through Ukraine to the ports of Odesa is well understood. It is not difficult, it can be started within a week or two", Griffiths said.
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