Lavrov pledged Russia would not attack, but UkraineвЂ™s foreign minister, Dmytro Kuleba, dismissed the offer as вЂњempty words.вЂќ Nothing more, the Russian top diplomat said, is required.Д«ut before removing the mines, Kyiv is looking for guarantees that Russian forces will not launch an amphibious attack on Odesa. Lavrov said that to solve this problem, the only thing needed, in RussiaвЂ™s view, is for the Ukrainians to let vessels out of their ports, either by de-mining them or by marking out safe corridors. But a key issue remains the removal of mines protecting the Ukrainian port of Odesa. Turkish and Russian officials have been talking about a plan for both navies to provide passage for Ukrainian cargo ships. Cavusoglu said Turkey offered to host a meeting in Istanbul to discuss the details. But, he said, both Russia and Ukraine must accept the request from the U.N. But both sides failed to reach any agreements to avert a looming world food crisis.ДЄt a joint news conference with Lavrov, Cavusoglu said Turkey was ready to work with the United Nations to create a secure shipping corridor to allow Ukrainian ships to transport wheat to world markets.Д¬avusoglu said Turkey sees it as a reasonable and implementable plan. Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov met in Ankara Wednesday with his Turkish counterpart Mevlut Cavusoglu for talks focused on creating shipping corridors to allow Ukrainian grain exports to access world markets. Millions of tons of grain remain trapped in Ukraine as Russia continues its aggression against the country and world wheat prices soar.

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