Ukrainian MP says his country committed to agreements with Turkiye and international community

Ukraine is committed to the agreements signed with Turkiye and the international community, said Yaroslav Yurchyshyn, a member of the Verkhovna Rada (Parliament) of Ukraine and first deputy chairman of the committee on anti-corruption policy, told Report's Eastern European Bureau.

He said the Ukrainian grain supplies depend mainly on guarantees - Turkiye and international organizations.

"Ukraine will do its best to implement it, as it promised within the framework of the agreements."

Yurchyshyn also commented on Russia's missile strikes on Odesa: "Violation by Russia of the provisions of the deal on the transportation of Ukrainian grain is yet another proof that its signature under any document is of no value."