Ukraine resumed the supply of grain on the Black Sea, despite the threats of the Kremlin to drown cargo ships
Photo: AFP Ukraine resumed the work of a grain corridor in the Black Sea, breaking through the Russian sea blockade, despite the Kremlin’s threats to consider merchant vessels by military targets, BBC reports . On September 21, a small Turkish balker under the flag of Palau Resilient Africa, who left Odessa at the beginning of the week, arrived in Bosphorus with three thousand tons of Ukrainian wheat, after which the corridor was launched in full force.