The first The grain ship leaving Ukraine under a wartime deal has resold its cargo several times times And there is no now information about it location Shipping destination, Ukrainian Embassy in Beirut said Monday.
The Sierra Leone-flagged ship Razzoni, which left Odessa on August 1, the Ukrainian corn carrier moved across the Black Sea, later passed the inspection in Turkey. He was heading at first for Lebanon with 26000 MT of corn for Chicken feed. corn buyers in Lebanon later refused to accept the shipment because it was delivered later than agreed.
Razzoni didn’t have a tracker of his own on for The last Three days and noon off East Coast of mediterranean island of Cyprus in last transition.
has not been clear If the razoni has his own tracker off Because it was heading to the port in Syria is a strong ally of Russia accused by Ukraine of Grain import stolen from Ukraine.
Syria also Under Western sanctions because of 11-year The conflict there that killed hundreds of In the thousands.
Our mission was to reopen the seaports for Grain shipment has been done, “Ukraine Embassy in Beirut said in a permit in English, adding that so far, there are 16 ships left Ukraine bear more More than 450,000 tons of Agricultural products since a breakthrough deal brokered by Turkey and the United Nations with Russia and Ukraine.
The embassy said that Razouni is first ship which left Ukraine under the Convention and beyond successfully passed the inspection in Istanbul before moving towards its destination.
“We don’t have any information About () position of Ship and Shipping Destination.” We own also information These merchandise has been resold very few times Then.”
The embassy said, “We are not responsible for (Ship) and cargo, especially when you left Ukraine, moreover after the ship departed from a foreign port. ”
Black Sea region It’s called the world’s breadbasket with Ukraine and Russia key global Suppliers of Wheat, corn, barley and sunflower oil millions of poor people in Africa, Middle East and parts of Asia depends on for Survival.
estimated at 20 million tons of Cereals – most of It was said to be destined for Cattle – stuck in Ukraine since start of The six month old war.
