NEW YORK, Nov 1 (Bernama-Sputnik/RIA Novosti) -- Approximately 60,000 tonnes of Russian mineral fertilisers intended for African nations remain blocked in European ports due to sanctions, Russian Deputy Permanent Representative to the United Nations Anna Evstigneeva told RIA Novosti.
About 60,000 Tonnes Of Russian Fertilisers Blocked In European Ports - Russia's UN Mission
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About 60,000 tonnes of Russian fertilizers are blocked in European ports due to sanctions, despite Russia's offer to donate them to African nations.
- Approximately 60,000 tonnes of Russian fertilizers remain blocked in European ports.
- Russia offered to donate fertilizers to African countries since 2022 but faced ongoing shipment obstacles.
- Russia has delivered over 200,000 tonnes of fertilizers to several countries despite sanctions and logistical challenges.
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