Russia does not rule out the possibility of a new grain deal with Turkey, RIA Novosti reports, citing statement from Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Vershinin at a briefing on Friday.
According to him, any options for further deliveries of grain and fertilizers to the world market can be discussed.
The grain deal was suspended since July 18. On Monday, Russia informed Turkey, Ukraine and the United Nations it had objections to its extension.
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