Senegalese President Macky Sall, who is also the head of the African Union, is set to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin in the Black Sea resort city of Sochi on Friday to discuss the “liberation of the stocks of grain and fertilizers,” Sall’s office said Thursday.
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Sall is traveling to Russia as “the blockage of [grain and fertilizer exports] particularly affects African countries,” his office added. The talks were also set to center on the African Union’s efforts “to contribute to the lull of the war in Ukraine.”
The Kremlin said that Sall and Putin would discuss Russia’s interaction with the African Union, “including the expansion of political dialogue and economic and humanitarian cooperation.”
On Friday, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said that 22 million tons of grain, accounting for nearly half of Ukraine’s grain export supply, was being held up by Russia’s blockade of the main export routes through the Black Sea and Azov Sea.
The Kremlin has repeatedly rejected the accusations that it has blocked grain supplies from Ukraine and has accused the West of actions that have led to this crisis.
A senior officer in the Ukrainian military said that fierce fighting continues in the city of Severodonetsk in Luhansk region.
Speaking at a briefing in Kyiv, Oleksii Hromov, deputy head of the Operations Directorate of the General Staff, said, “Regarding the withdrawal of our troops. At the moment, our troops, which are engaged in the defense of Severodonetsk, do not face such a task. The units will carry out tasks with all the available forces and means, with the available resources.”
Hromov acknowledged that the danger of Severodonetsk falling to the enemy exists. “In case of the taking of Severodonetsk, we will be forced to defend along the river bank and will also fight from urban areas.” The river Siverskiy Donets runs close to Severodonetsk, dividing it from the nearby city of Lysychansk.
“The enemy is trying to encircle our troops,” Hromov said. “All activities, all actions carried out by both military personnel and units as a whole, consist in the implementation of a single plan. At this time, in the plans of the command, the General Staff, there is no need for our military units to withdraw from the [Severodonetsk] area.”
