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After months of shutdown, the port of Odessa comes back to life: the story of the special envoy of Le Figaro

2022-08-01T18:22:50.395Z


REPORT - Thanks to an agreement with Moscow, kyiv hopes to export its cereals again via the Black Sea.


Special envoy to Odessa

The port of Odessa is slowly coming back to life.

On Monday morning, the freighter

Razoni

set sail loaded with 26,000 tons of corn.

Ukraine celebrated a great symbolic victory, while the rest of the world still holds its breath.

Because the ship must cross the corridor surrounded by mines, anchor Tuesday in Istanbul, where it will be inspected by a Russian, Turkish and Ukrainian team, before reaching its final destination, Lebanon.

But it is already a crucial step in the implementation of the agreement on the resumption of Ukrainian exports, signed on July 24 by kyiv and Moscow, thanks to the mediation of Turkey and under the aegis of the United Nations.

Reached by telephone, the Minister Delegate for Transport, Yuriy Vaskov, hailed a great success.

"This is good news for global food security, for Turkey, for our government and especially for the Ukrainian people,"

he said.

Yuriy Vaskov estimates that around twenty boats can leave…

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Source: lefigaro

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