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This is the best tl;dr I could make, original reduced by 76%. (I'm a bot)

> Russia will suspend its participation in the United Nations-brokered grain export deal with Ukraine after drone attacks on the Crimean city of Sevastopol, the country's defense ministry announced Saturday.

> In July, following months of negotiations, ministers from both Ukraine and Russia signed the agreement brokered by the UN and Turkey.

> UN spokesman Stephane Dujarric told CNN Saturday: "We've seen the reports from the Russian Federation regarding the suspension of their participation in the Black Sea Grain Initiative following an attack on the Russian Black Sea Fleet. We are in touch with the Russian authorities on this matter."

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Who would have thought you couldn't trust Russia...?

Obviously that "minor damage" was a bit less "minor" than they would admit...

Because this a major butthurt reaction.

Maybe NATO should start protecting these shipments.

> Who would have thought you couldn't trust Russia...?

What country can be trusted in 100% of its commitments?

A whataboutist in the wild.

I asked a simple question.