Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Vershinin says the fate of the grain deal after November 18 is unknown.
Vershinin stated that the agreement is divided into two parts, one of which calls for lifting sanctions on Russian food exports.
“It is impossible not to mention here the terrorist attacks that the Ukrainian side carried out on the Crimean Bridge. And the terrorist attack on Sevastopol, where ships are stationed that provide a humanitarian corridor through which dry cargo ships or other vessels go as part of the implementation of this Black Sea grain deal,” he said.