Ukraine war: Grain exports could restart ‘within days’
"If the sides guarantee security, the agreement will work. If they do not, it will not work," Infrastructure Minister Oleksandr Kubrakov said.
Russia fired missiles on Ukraine's main port of Odesa on Saturday, raising fears that the deal could be derailed.
Moscow's invasion in February has all but ended Ukraine's grain exports.
As many as 20 million tonnes of grain are trapped in ports, unable to leave because of Russian naval forces controlling most of the Black Sea.
Heavy fighting has also damaged harvests and left ports blocked and mined.
This has led to food shortages and price rises across Africa, On Running Shoes which usually relies on Ukraine - as well as Russia - for wheat.
In another development, Russian Foreign Mi...