Russia has complained that shipments of its fertilisers - additionally important 
to the global meals chain - are not getting to international markets,
which has long been an issue below the deal that first 
took effect in August and was renewed for one more 4 months in November.
Russia's UN Ambassador Vassily Nebenzia mentioned on Friday that the European Union, 
the United States and Britain now 'have two months to exempt from 
their sanctions the whole chain of operations which 
accompany the Russian agricultural sector,' if they want the Ukraine Black 
Sea grain deal to proceed. The Black Sea Grain Initiative, alongside 
the Memorandum of Understanding on promoting Russian food products and fertilisers to 
the world markets, are vital for global food safety, particularly 
for creating international locations,' UN spokesman Stephane Dujarric said in a press release.
President Recep Tayyip Erdogan stated the deal is 'very important' for 
the worldwide food supply. In a letter to UN officials dated March 16, and posted 
on Twitter by a Russian diplomat on Saturday, Nebenzia spelled out what Moscow needed 
resolved - permitting the Russian Agricultural Financial 
institution to return to the SWIFT banking system and permitting the provision to 
Russia of agricultural machinery and spare elements.

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