Five cargo ships loaded with grain will sail today from the Ukrainian ports of Chornomorsk and Odessa, the Joint Coordination Centre overseeing the operations announced yesterday
In total, these ships are carrying 161.000 tonnes of corn and food products to Turkey, China and Italy, the Joint Coordination Centre, which will monitor their route to Istanbul, where they will be inspected before crossing the Bosphorus, announced.
With these new departures, Ukrainian grain exports will gradually resume a normal rhythm.
The Joint Coordination Centre specifies in its statement that it is "completing the procedures for the systematisation of exports" under the Black Sea Initiative.
The experts have completed the inspection of the Navistar, which sailed from Odessa to Ireland the day before yesterday.[TWO OTHER SHIPS THAT SAILED AT THE SAME TIME WILL BE INSPECTED TODAY.
Addressing the Ukrainians, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky welcomed the resumption of exports of Ukrainian agricultural production. "Our Black Sea ports are functioning," he said."
Source: CNA
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