Ukraine Wants to Export Grains on the Danube – Serbia Part of New Grain Route Too?
Ukraine, one of the world’s biggest exporters of grains and sunflower oil, reached an agreement with Russia this July on the free transport of cargo with agricultural products from the blocked ports.
On Saturday, Russia announced its withdrawal from the agreement due to the attack of the Ukrainian army on its ships on Crimea, where the Russian military navy is docked. Ihor Korkhovyi, Deputy Minister for Communities and Territories Development of Ukraine on European Integration, said that several Ukrainian ports had already been prevented from exporting grains even before Russia’s withdrawal from the agreement.
– Large exporting ports such as Mariupol or Kherson are occupied, and the Mykolaiv port is not operational for safety reasons. So, four or five ports are out of use – Korkhovyi stated in an interview for Hina.
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