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Zelenskyy, Scholz discuss ensuring grain exports from Ukraine

Zelenskyy, Scholz discuss ensuring grain exports from Ukraine
08.06.2022 20:00
President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy and German Chancellor Olaf Scholz have had a telephone conversation, reported from the press service of the German government.

During the talks, the officials discussed the need to do everything possible to ensure grain exports from Ukraine, especially by sea.

Zelenskyy and Scholz also exchanged views on the current military and humanitarian situation in Ukraine. They agreed to continue the exchange of opinions on ways to support Ukraine further and remain in close contact.

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