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Ukraine says second ship departs Odesa after grain deal lapse

AFP , Sunday 27 Aug 2023

Ukraine said Sunday that a second cargo ship stuck in the port of Odesa had left via a temporary corridor set up after the Black Sea grain deal collapsed.

PRIMUS
This photograph taken on August 26, 2023 shows a bulk carrier Primus , registered in Liberia, sailing towards the Bulgarian Black sea s port of Varna. AFP

 

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"The Liberian-flagged bulk carrier PRIMUS of a Singaporean operator has left the port of Odesa and is sailing through the temporary corridor established for civilian vessels," Ukraine's reconstruction ministry said.

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