Zelenskyy: 'What can we do in the coming years if Ukraine cannot sow and there are no crops?'

The sea corridor, created for the export of Ukrainian grain, began to bear fruit, President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy said in an interview with the French magazine L'Express, according to Report.

"It gives a breath of hope to our exports. Dozens of ships have already left the ports, and we are making every effort to speed up this process," the Ukrainian president stressed.

However, he noted that far from everything has been decided. "What can we do in the coming years if Ukraine cannot sow and there are no crops? We will find ourselves in a threatening situation," Zelenskyy warned.

In addition, he argued that Europe must completely abandon Russian gas in order to wean itself off dependence on Russia.