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Two grain shipments leave Ukraine for Turkey, South Korea - La Prensa Latina Media - Vimarsana News

Two grain shipments leave Ukraine for Turkey, South Korea - La Prensa Latina Media

Istanbul, Aug 9 (EFE).- Two grain shipments heading for Turkey and South Korea set sail Tuesday morning from the port of Chornomorsk, the latest to leave Ukraine under the newly established corridor to export goods that had remained trapped in the eastern European country as a result of the ongoing war. The Liberian-flagged Ocean Lion …

Big relief - GulfToday - Vimarsana News

Big relief - GulfToday

The news of four more ships loaded with grain setting off from Ukraine ports is some sort of relief for the whole world. Ukraine is one of the biggest grain exporter countries in the world (“Four more ships loaded with Ukraine grain set sail,” Aug.8, Gulf Today website). Despite Moscow and Kyiv blaming each other for a new strike

Four vessels with grain from Ukraine to be inspected in Istanbul on Monday — Turkey - Vimarsana News

Four vessels with grain from Ukraine to be inspected in Istanbul on Monday — Turkey

The four ships left Ukrainian ports on Sunday

Source: tass.com
The Daily Herald - Four more cargo ships sail from Ukraine - Vimarsana News

The Daily Herald - Four more cargo ships sail from Ukraine

KYIV/ISTANBUL--Four more ships carrying almost 170,000 tonnes of corn and other foodstuffs sailed from Ukrainian Black Sea ports on Sunday under a...

More Ukraine grain sets sail as new strike hits nuclear site - Vimarsana News

More Ukraine grain sets sail as new strike hits nuclear site

KYIV, UKRAINE- Four more ships loaded with grain set off from Ukrainian ports on Sunday, as Moscow and Kyiv blamed each other for a new strike at a Russian-occupied nuclear plant. AFP/ MANILA BULLETIN Amnesty International, meanwhile, said it deeply regretted the "distress and anger" caused after

Source: mb.com.ph