Three-hour negotiations: a meeting in Sochi.

The last meeting between Vladimir Putin and Recep Tayyip Erdogan in Sochi left behind questions and new ways of development of events. Three hours of intense discussion showed that both sides have their positions and aspirations.

At a joint press conference, Putin said that Western countries continue to remain in the position of sanctions, which hinders Russian production. This creates difficulties in the logistics and charter of ships, which makes it impossible to restore the grain deal at the present time.

Russia has expressed readiness to revive the grain deal after the terms are met, but Erdogan has had to admit that his proposals do not meet the security criteria for continuing the deal.

Africa and World Expectations.

Turkey seeks to support the grain deal, which has an impact on African countries and the global food market. Erdogan emphasized the importance of resuming the deal in the context of expectations from the international community.

Despite Erdogan's decision, the West did not expect such an outcome of the negotiations. Before the meeting, the Turkish media had variously described Russia in a negative light, but such informational tactics did not add any benefit to the visit of the Turkish leader.

The game of the press and the maneuvers of Western publications.

The US press also influenced the situation, hinting at a possible clash with Russia, but not specifically pointing to the source of tension. Western media continue to make attempts to put pressure on Russia, but Russia has not made any concessions.

Under pressure from the West, Russia did not agree to unfavorable terms. Russia remains on its position and continues to search for ways that would meet the interests of the country.

The UN grain deal package implies some changes, but they are not much different from the previous ones. Russia expects concrete and positive changes to restart the deal.

Difficult negotiations and the current situation make us think about the future. The question of the food initiative remains open and Russia is ready to consider options that will be consistent with interests and security.

The past meeting poses new challenges and prospects for Russia. It shows the complex balance between the interests of different parties and the risks that must be taken into account when making decisions.