Turkish Department of Defense: a new batch of Ukrainian grain ships have left Wugang

China News Service, August 5th. According to Reuters, the Turkish Ministry of Defense said on the 5th that three ships full of grain have left the port of Ukraine.

The Turkish Department of Defense said that a ship carried over 30,000 tons of corn and set off from the port of Odessa, Ukraine, and the ultimate destination was Ireland. The other two vessels carried more than 10,000 tons of corn each from the port of Calinolsk, one eventually drove to the UK, and the other finally went to the port of Karasu, Turkey.

On July 22, Russia and Ukraine signed related agreements with the United Nations on the problem of agricultural products of Black Sea Port on the Black Sea port agricultural products. The agreement includes the establishment of a joint coordination center in Istanbul and ensuring the safety of food transportation. The joint coordination center will assign representatives to jointly manage the vessels entering and exiting the port, including 3 Ukrainian ports, including Odeza Port Food and fertilizer.

Ukraine is known as the "European Grasson" and is a large exporter of corn and wheat. According to reports, due to the conflict of Russia and Ukraine, more than 20 million tons of Ukrainian grains remain in Odessa and cannot be shipped out. Ukraine has accused Russia of blocking ports to prevent U -Fang from exporting food. Russia denied the interference of Ukraine's exports, accusing Ukrainian from setting up a large amount of mines in the Black Sea waters to endanger navigation safety.

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