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Grain Ships Leave Ukraine's Black Sea Ports for Turkey
Grain Ships Leave Ukraine's Black Sea Ports for Turkey
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ISTANBUL (Sputnik) - Dry cargo carriers Navistar, Polarnet and Rojen with corn departed from Black Sea ports and will undergo an inspection by a delegation of... 05.08.2022, Sputnik International
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The ministry noted that the Turkish-flagged ship Polarnet, which was waiting in Chernomorsk's port, also departed for Karasu's port, east of Istanbul.The ministry added the Navistar dry cargo carrier with 33,000 tonnes of corn on board has also left the city of Odessa.On July 22, the UN-brokered Black Sea grain initiative was signed by Ukraine, Russia and Turkey to ensure that food and fertilizer exports reach those in need from three key Ukrainian ports in the Black Sea – Odessa, Chernomorsk, and Yuzhny. Under the agreement, cargo carriers will be guided by Ukrainian vessels into international waters of the Black Sea, avoiding mined areas, and will then proceed toward the Bosphorus Strait along an established corridor.The parties also established the Joint Coordination Center in Istanbul on July 27, which comprises representatives of Russia, Ukraine, Turkey and the United Nations. The center will monitor the implementation of the Black Sea grain initiative to establish a humanitarian maritime corridor for shipping exports and will carry out inspections of the cargo vessels to determine that they do not contain unauthorized goods or personnel.
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Grain Ships Leave Ukraine's Black Sea Ports for Turkey
07:16 GMT 05.08.2022 (Updated: 11:37 GMT 17.07.2023) ISTANBUL (Sputnik) - Dry cargo carriers Navistar, Polarnet and Rojen with corn departed from Black Sea ports and will undergo an inspection by a delegation of the Joint Coordination Center (JCC) in Istanbul, the press service of Turkey's Ministry of National Defense said on Friday.
"A ship carrying 13,000 tonnes of corn departed from the port of Chernomorsk and is heading from Ukraine to the United Kingdom. The course of the Maltese-flagged ship Rojen is also being constantly monitored by the Joint Coordination Center," the statement read.
The ministry noted that the Turkish-flagged ship Polarnet, which was waiting in Chernomorsk's port, also departed for Karasu's port, east of Istanbul.
"The ship carrying 12,000 tonnes of corn will be inspected by a joint inspection team north of Istanbul before arriving in Karasu," the statement said.
The ministry added the Navistar dry cargo carrier with 33,000 tonnes of corn on board has also left the city of Odessa.
On July 22, the UN-brokered Black Sea grain initiative was signed by Ukraine, Russia and Turkey to ensure that food and fertilizer exports reach those in need from three key Ukrainian ports in the Black Sea – Odessa, Chernomorsk, and Yuzhny. Under the agreement, cargo carriers will be guided by Ukrainian vessels into international waters of the Black Sea, avoiding mined areas, and will then proceed toward the Bosphorus Strait along an established corridor.
The parties also established the Joint Coordination Center in Istanbul on July 27, which comprises representatives of Russia, Ukraine, Turkey and the United Nations. The center will monitor the implementation of the Black Sea grain initiative to establish a humanitarian maritime corridor for shipping exports and will carry out inspections of the cargo vessels to determine that they do not contain unauthorized goods or personnel.
