Two dry cargo ships reached Ukrainian ports for the first time since Russia pulled out of the grain deal
For the first time since Russia’s withdrawal from the grain deal, two dry cargo ships reached Ukrainian ports along a temporary corridor, reports Reuters . They will load grain for markets in Asia and Africa. The Turkish cargo ship Aroyat, flying the Palau flag, entered the waters of the Chernomorsk port in the Odessa region at about 18:00 on September 16. Another dry cargo ship, Resilient Africa, flying the Palau flag, arrived at the port around 10 p.m., reports Interfax Ukraine .