Russia has blocked the passage of ships through the "grain corridor" to Ukrainian ports
The last inspections of incoming vessels were recorded on June 28. In the opposite direction, two inspections were carried out in July. Taking into account the published data, there are currently seven more ships in the "grain corridor" that have already left the Ukrainian ports of Odessa and Chornomorsk with agricultural products (three of them to China and one each to India, Turkey, Djibouti and France). and three more are under loading or moving towards ports.
As it was reported, earlier in the UN it was recognized that due to the actions of the Russian side, since June 26, the SCC has not issued a permit to join the Black Sea grain initiative to any new dry cargo.
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