Russia Strikes Ukraine Port Within Hours Of Signing Grain Deal | Putin's Promises Only On Paper?

Within 24 hours of the signing of the Moscow-Kyiv deal to allow Ukraine to export grain via Black Sea ports, Russia has bombed the port of Odesa. The deal had been hailed as “a beacon of hope” & is aimed to ease the export of Ukrainian grain, currently trapped due to war.
One of the key terms of the deal was Russia promising not to shell any Black Sea port named in the agreement, which includes Odesa. The Ukrainian military's Southern Command said that two Russian missiles hit Odesa's infrastructure. Kyiv says the strike means Putin has "spit in the face" of the UN and Turkey, the two brokers of the grain export deal.
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0:00 INTRODUCTION
1:13 WHAT HAPPENED IN ODESA?
1;40 HOW HAS UKRAINE REACTED?
2:10 WHY THE GRAIN DEAL HAD SPURRED SCEPTICISM
4:38 UKRAINE'S GRAIN EXPORT MISSION
6:19 ODESA BOMBING A SIGN OF THINGS TO COME?

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[vzig]

Why would anyone be surprised that Putin didn't keep his word???? He has gone back on every agreement he has ever made.

[milansavic]

"Russia will not target ports "while" shipments are in transit".
So, as I see from a legal point of view, they didn't violate agreement.

[Arawnasumikat]

Boris Johnson said. "if you are dealing with Putin, as if you are dealing with a CROCODILE". US should not hesitate to give their long range
missile to Ukraine if they want Ukraine to gain victory in this war. They need the needed armaments to boost their counter-offensive. Delay means worst.

[philbonell]

You didn't expect Ras-Putin to keep to any agreement did you!

[juanfermin]

Ukraine should retaliate and destroy the Kerch Strait Bridge the connects Crimea with Russia, that would show putin not to mess with the food that the world needs (especially those living in middle east.)

[aggressivecalm]

Russia, like Beijing, can be relied upon 100%.
The mistake was to rely upon their fulfilment of agreed terms. When in point of fact you can rely upon their breaking the terms of any agreement.
Beijing clearly stated it was Moscow's ally. (literally stating that not only was it an ally, but that its friendship had no limits. (An objectively insane position to take with an ally in almost any international theatre.)) No limits, and no integrity.😩

[batman_who_laughs_]

Putin is the guy who would read all the terms and conditions and then click disagree

[joemosely]

That's what Turkey gets for playing both sides.

Putin did that for that 50

[senecavitharana]

If you make an enemy . Don't trust or expect any favors. That's what an enemy is supposed to do. Misinformation, deception bla bla all part of the game

[RHINOTEJAS]

We all knew Turkey and the UN should have taken Putin’s deal with a grain of salt.

It's time for the UN and an international military coalition to get involved and get this grain out to the millions of hungry people, some on the verge of starvation. No person or country has the right to use food sources as a weapon against humanity under any circumstances.

[kenprouse]

You can always count on Putin to break any agreement.

[matvaughan]

you can never trust a snake Victory to Ukraine

[blind]

Words like „trustworthy” and „agreement” just do not translate very well to Russian. Besides, common decency is another silly western concept that Russia can do without.

[untermench]

How do we know when Putzi is lying? His mouth is moving.

[woodstream]

I can see why they signed separate papers. I wouldn't trust anything touched by orc hands

[shonhayi]

I think Alexander M in his program stated that the agreement stressed that Russian will not strike the port itself where grain delivery is done but will strike any part of Odessa.

[Lizardo]

Ukraine needs to take this opportunity to change its rail gauge to European standard.

[crazwolf]

I was under the understanding that that deal was between nato and ukraine, and putin had nothing to do with it. A deal that nato would protect the ships.
Countries keep sending weapons, equipment, ammunition, and missles to ukraine, and wonder why.... hell may as well send the people to use all the stuff, eh?
Keep sending in weapons through ports and airfields and see what happens...
Think of it this way, what if putin was sending high tech long range rockets, personal carriers, guns and ammo, tanks, planes etc... and using Russian Intel to target our troops in Iraq?

[luisramirez]

God bless Ukraine. Glorious Victoria to Ukraine.