Dry cargo ship with grain in the port of Odessa. File photoUN, Aug 5The Joint Coordinating Center has authorized the exit to sea of two ships from Chornomorsk and one from Odessa with 58,041 tons of corn on board, the UN reports. a total of 58,041 tons of corn through the maritime humanitarian corridor as part of the Black Sea initiative,” the message says. heading to Turkish Karasu, Navistar (anchored in Odessa) with a cargo of 33,000 tons of corn — destination Ringaskiddy (Ireland), as well as Rojen (anchored in the port of Chernomorsk) with 13,041 tons of corn — he will head to the British Typort.
Russia hopes that the mechanism for the export of grain from Ukraine will continue to operate. The SKC also authorized the movement of the Fulmar S vessel bound for Chornomorsk. He has yet to be screened. the dry cargo ship is currently anchored northwest of Istanbul. The start of the export of Ukrainian agricultural products by sea became possible after the signing of a package of agreements by representatives of Russia, Ukraine, Turkey and the UN on July 22. The first document contains UN commitments to remove various restrictions on the export of Russian agricultural products and fertilizers to world markets. The second one establishes the algorithm proposed by Russia for the safe export of Ukrainian agricultural products from three ports on the Black Sea along the humanitarian corridor. According to UN Deputy Secretary General, Executive Secretary of the Economic Commission for Africa Vera Songwe, the implementation of the «product deal» will allow supplying 23 million tons of Ukrainian grain to world markets. The UN has repeatedly stated the threat of a food crisis due to a shortage of grain. In turn, the West accused Russia of the fact that cereals from Ukraine do not enter the world markets. Moscow categorically denied these accusations. Later it turned out that the Ukrainian military set fire to grain in the port of Mariupol, and also mined part of the Black Sea. how can you negotiate
