Russia and Ukraine have agreed to avoid military strikes on Black Sea vessels, ensuring safe navigation and the prevention of military use of commercial ships. This was confirmed by the White House after talks in Saudi Arabia.
On Tuesday in Saudi Arabia, Russia and Ukraine engaged in talks where they separately committed to refraining from military strikes on vessels in the Black Sea. According to the White House, both nations issued parallel statements affirming their intentions.
The White House further stated that Russia and Ukraine have agreed to promote safe navigation, abolish the use of force, and prevent commercial vessels from being utilized for military purposes in the Black Sea. This development marks a significant step towards enhancing maritime security in the region.
In summary, the recent talks between Russia and Ukraine resulted in a mutual agreement to avoid military engagements with vessels in the Black Sea. This agreement, facilitated by the United States, serves to ensure safer navigation and prevent military misuse of commercial shipping in the region.
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