The UN Secretary General is pressing on Ukraine Tachochet Putin with an "ammonia agreement" - FT (photo)

If Kyiv and Moscow reached an agreement on the supply of chemicals, the Kremlin will receive an additional $ 2. 4 billion every year. The topman told this during a press conference, which took place on September 14.

According to Guterres, during the negotiations they discussed the continuation of the "grain" agreement, the situation at the Zaporozhye NPP, the investigation of the tragedy to the Olenovka detention center and the possible export of Russian ammonia through Ukrainian ports on the same principle by which the Ukrainian harvest is supplied. "We had the opportunity to discuss the Black Sea grain initiative, its continuation and possible expansion . . .

We discussed the current obstacles to exports of Russian food and fertilizers," the UN Secretary General stressed, adding that it is necessary to eliminate all obstacles that block the supply of fertilizers from the Russian Federation because The planet may face a food disaster. The Financial Times states that Anthony Guterres is put pressure on Ukraine to agree with Moscow on an agreement to export chemicals through the Black Sea.

According to journalists, the UN insists on the renewal of the pipeline, which ammonia - a key ingredient in the production of nitrate fertilizers - will be supplied from Russia to the Black Sea coast of Ukraine. The negotiations in the comment of The FT was confirmed by the UN Representative Rebecca Ginspan.

"Negotiations go in the right direction, and all parties at all levels make every effort to achieve a positive result," the official emphasized, and added that the negotiation process is "urgent" to prevent the food crisis of world scale, with which the planet is at risk in the coming years. Informed insiders claim that if Ukraine and Russia sign an Agreement on the supply of ammonia, the Kremlin will annually sell 2 million tons of chemicals for a total amount on fertilizer exports.

We will remind, in early September the President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin proposed to suspend exports of grain from Ukraine. The Kremlin's head accused the event of lies and stated that dry cargo vehicles with the Ukrainian crop arrive at the EU countries, not the poorest states. Turkish President Recep Erdogan supported Vladimir Putin's statement about the "grain" agreement and expressed his hope that exports of agrarian products from Russia would be restored in the near future.