Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said extending the Black Sea grain deal for 60 days was a “goodwill gesture” on the part of Russia, as its conditions have still not been met. “The deal cannot stand on one leg,” Peskov said when asked why the deal had not been extended by 120 days. “Of course, the conditions for the [deal] extension are relative. But this is a kind of goodwill gesture on the part of Russia,” he said. Peskov added that Russia made this step “in the hope that, after such a long time, the conditions and obligations that were taken on by the known parties will be fulfilled.” Russia and the United Nations agreed on a 60-day extension of the Ukraine grain deal after negotiations
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