President Vladimir Putin has advised his Turkish partner that Russia was prepared to work with the shipment of grain out of barricaded Ukrainian ports in co-appointment with Turkey, the Kremlin said in a proclamation.

“Vladimir Putin noticed the availability of the Russian side to work with unobstructed sea travel of freight in co-appointment with our Turkish accomplices. This likewise applies to the product of grain from Ukrainian ports,” the Kremlin said on Monday, summing up the call with Turkey’s President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan.

The issue of demining the Black and Azov oceans was additionally talked about, the articulation said. Ukraine and a portion of its western accomplices have blamed Russia for heightening a developing worldwide food emergency by barring Ukrainian ports and forestalling the product of grain and different wares.

Russia has requested that a few assents against it be lifted before it will expand its commodity of farming items and manures, which could facilitate the strain on worldwide food supplies.

“Considering the issues on the world food market brought about by the childish monetary and financial arrangements of western expresses,” the Kremlin said, summing up the call, “it was affirmed that Russia could send out critical volumes of manures and farming items assuming the pertinent enemy of Russian assents were lifted.”

It likewise noticed “a huge expansion in shared exchange turnover” among Russia and Turkey.