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In Odessa, on a temporary corridor, the first two dry trucks came to the sea
In the port of Chernomorsk in the Odessa region, the first two dry cargoes arrived in the Black Sea in the Black Sea.
The Resilient Africa and Aroyat ships under the flag of Palau should take about 20 thousand tons of grain for Asian and Africa. On the way back, dry cargo loads proceed along the coast of Ukraine, then - Romania and Bulgaria. In total, after the release of Russia from the grain transaction in mid -July, Odessa left on such a route five ships.
Ukraine announced the creation of temporary corridors in the Black Sea for food export on August 10. Kyiv then also stated that the route remains a threat from the Russian army.
The first containers, who has been in Odessa since February last year, left the port on August 16.
Russia left the grain transaction on July 17. The Kremlin said that part of the agreements regarding the export of Russian fertilizers and food was not fulfilled. Moscow also stated that all ships in the Black Sea would be considered participants in the war on the side of Kyiv. Ukraine also made a similar statement.
After Moscow left the grain transaction, Russian troops began to regularly shell the Odessa region, destroying the port infrastructure.
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