Turkey may put forward an initiative to set up two security corridors in the Black Sea - one for ships bound for Russia and another for ones heading to Ukraine, while a no-attack rule would be attached, pro-government newspaper Yeni Safak said. Yeni Safak also points out that Turkey may restrict fishing by local fishermen outside the country's territorial waters in the Black Sea. A local business source told TASS that information about the creation of safety corridors fits well into the authorities' plans to ensure the safety of navigation. It believes that this has become an urgent need both for regional trade and for ensuring global food security. The grain deal was signed in Istanbul in 2022 to ensure a safe sea corridor for the produce exports from the Black Sea ports and terminated next year.