Even in case of Moscow's withdrawal from the "grain deal," Russia is ready to supply grain to the poorest countries, Russian President Vladimir Putin said, RIA Novosti reports.

"Even in the case of Russia's withdrawal from this deal, we, as we said in this connection earlier, will be ready to supply the entire volume of grain, which was supplied from the territory of Ukraine, to the poorest countries. And this is only 4%," Putin said at a meeting with the permanent members of the Security Council.

"If we withdraw from this agreement if Ukraine violates its obligations, we will supply the entire volume that has so far been supplied from the territory of Ukraine to the poorest countries free of charge, for free," Putin added.

Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan earlier said that after his talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin and talks between the defense ministers of Turkey and Russia, an agreement was reached to restore the "grain corridor." The Russian Defense Ministry announced Wednesday that Russia is resuming participation in the product deal.

On October 30, Russia announced the suspension of participation in the export of products from Ukrainian ports.