UN Sec-General says chances of Russia peace deal 'minimal,' working on food exports
Fox News’ Jeff Paul reports on Ukraine’s successful counteroffensive to take back territory from Russian troops and details Russia’s retreat.The United Nations secretary-general said he saw"minimal" chances of a peace deal with Russia following a phone call with Russian President Vladimir Putin, Wednesday. Still, the organization has pledged to keep working with Moscow to speed up the export of necessary food and fertilizers.
Guterres arrived late to the press conference, admitting that he had just spoken with Putin regarding the ongoing difficulty Moscow claims to face into the rest of the world – an issue that could lead to global famine if it remains unresolved.
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