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Turkey could propose two Black Sea security corridors for Russia-Ukraine shipping, Yeni Şafak reports. Both sides would commit not to strike vessels in the corridors; Ankara hasn't commented.

Turkey may propose two security corridors in the Black Sea for ships heading to Russia and Ukraine, Turkish newspaper Yeni Şafak reported. Under the proposal, both sides of the conflict would commit to not striking vessels in the corridors; Ankara has not yet commented on the report.

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