Ukraine updates: Russia warns it could quit grain deal again

Ukraine news from November 2: Moscow says Kyiv has guaranteed humanitarian corridors will not be used to launch attacks.

Elderly women, one wearing a red headscarf and using a walking stick while holding bag, being helped to come off ferry
Civilians evacuated from the Russian-controlled city of Kherson walk out of a ferry to board a bus heading to Crimea, in the town of Oleshky, Kherson region, Ukraine [Alexander Ermochenko/Reuters]
By Mersiha Gadzo, David Child and Virginia Pietromarchi
Published On 2 Nov 2022
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Updated: 
3 Nov 2022
(01:34 GMT)
  • Russian President Vladimir Putin says Moscow reserves the right to withdraw from the grain agreements if Kyiv breaks its promise not to use the humanitarian corridor for military purposes.
  • Russia has rejoined the grain deal days after withdrawing in response to an alleged Ukrainian attack on its fleet.