Russian president Vladimir Putin is 'exacting vengeance' for his military setbacks through fresh strikes on Ukraine and the withdrawal from the Black Sea export deal, the UK’s foreign secretary has said.
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James Cleverly has urged Russia to reconsider participating in the grain deal, adding that it would be unconscionable for people to suffer because of Putin’s failures on the battlefield. None of Russia’s recent attacks serve any military purpose, he added, describing Putin’s only aim as 'spreading terror' across Ukraine.

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