According to the agreement reached between Russia and Ukraine on July 22, the cargo ship left for Lebanon this morning with 26,000 tons of Ukrainian corn.
Euskaraz irakurri: Zerealez betetako lehen barkua atera da Odesako portutik, Ukrainaren arabera
The Ministry of Infrastructure of Ukraine informed this Monday about the departure, at 06:15 GMT (8:15 am, in Euskal Herria), of a first ship with a cargo of grain from the commercial port of Odessa, on the Black Sea, according to the Ukrainian portal Ukriform.
According to that medium, which cites ministerial sources, the cargo ship sails under the flag of Sierra Leone and on the way to the port of Tripoliin Lebanon, with 26,000 tons of maize Ukrainian
Earlier, a Turkish government spokesman had announced the expected departure of a first shipment this morning, following the agreement reached separately between Russia and Ukraine at the end of July to allow the release of Ukrainian grain.
Turkey is acting as verifier of that agreement, in which that country acted as guardian together with the United Nations, and also directs the control center set up to oversee the operations.
The purpose of the agreement is to re-enable Ukrainian grain exports and alleviate the global food crisis worsened since the beginning of the war in Ukraine last February.
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