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Black Sea ceasefire allows Russia to 'regroup and rearm' | LBC
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8:54Now PlayingRussia and Ukraine have agreed to a Black Sea ceasefire deal, the US confirmed on Tuesday, with both nations pledging to stop strikes on infrastructure and vessels in the region.
The White House said the US and Russia have agreed to ensure safe navigation, eliminate the use of force, and prevent the use of commercial vessels for military purposes in the Black Sea.
The United States added it had made separate agreements with Ukraine and Russia to ensure all navigation through the area is protected and risks minimised.
The deal is said to ban the use of air strikes against energy facilities in both countries as part of a wider ceasefire effort.
In a significant move, Washington pledged to help restore Russia's access to global markets - specifically agricultural and fertiliser exports which provide the country with heavy funding.
Nick Ferrari is joined by former Navy captain Tom Sharpe and Ukrainian journalist Svitlana Morenets to assess the ceasefire agreement.
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