(7 Aug 2022)
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Chornomorsk, near Odesa - 7 August 2022
1. Various of the Glory cargo vessel at sea
2. Wide of the Glory cargo vessel, sign on the beach reading (Russian) "No swimming"
STORYLINE:
The Glory cargo vessel carrying 66,000 tons of corn left the port of Chornomorsk outside Odesa on Sunday.
Another three ships with agricultural products also departed from Ukrainian ports, according to Russian news agencies.
The Joint Coordination Centre said 3 carriers – the Glory, the Star Helena and the Riva Wind, all flagged in the Marshall Islands – were transporting more than 171,000 tons of corn between them.
The Glory is destined for Istanbul, the Star Helena to Nantong in China and the Riva Wind to Turkey's Iskenderun port on the Mediterranean.
The Liberia-flagged tanker Mustafa Necati carrying more than 6,600 tons of sunflower oil is heading to Monopoli, Italy.
The departures were allowed following a four-month-long deal that the U.N. and Turkey brokered with Ukraine and Russia two weeks ago.
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