Turkey says it has prepared a plan to enable the safe passage of grain through the Black Sea and is in contact with both Russia and Ukraine about the proposal. Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan says the effort includes working toward conditions that could lead to another agreement similar to the earlier U.N.-brokered grain deal.
Fidan tells reporters in Istanbul that Turkey repeatedly signals willingness to revive the wartime arrangement that previously helped move Ukrainian grain. He adds that Turkey is coordinating with Russia and Ukraine regarding the draft plan. The reporting frames the remarks as part of ongoing efforts to restart Black Sea grain flows amid the backdrop of the war and the suspension of the prior deal.
Across outlets, the core points are consistent: Turkey presents a logistics and safety plan for Black Sea shipping, and it is engaging both sides to assess whether another agreement can be reached if the necessary conditions materialize.
