Tag: grain
The Port of Gdańsk expects grain handling to increase from 2 million tons last year to nearly 6 million tons within two years.
The Samarskaya-1 barge began appearing in the port of Berdiansk in April 2023.
The vessel is carrying corn that Russians stole from granaries in the Zaporizhia, Mykolaiv, and Kherson regions.
It transported the products from ports in the occupied Crimea.
This measure is being taken to increase cargo handling volumes.
The Ukrmetallurhprom president also believes sea routes should be opened for all civilian products.
The Russians plan to use their "accumulated experience" to disrupt future international agreements.
He also ordered the preparation of the appropriate diplomatic steps.
The occupiers are exporting newly harvested grain.
According to experts, it will take at least a year to fully restore the facilities damaged in the attack.
Russia currently exports grain stolen from temporarily occupied Ukrainian territories to Syria and Turkey under the guise of grain harvested in Russia.
Ships will be able to call at Ukrainian seaports even if Russia does not guarantee safety and opposes the grain corridor.
A simplified law on the construction of new terminals was adopted last year.
The vessel's identification system was turned off near the port.
Russia sees no prospects for its operation.
Britain’s food and farming minister has proposed a new scheme to combat the theft of Ukrainian grain from the occupied territories.
The Mezhdurechensk ship has moored at a pier, waiting for grain to be delivered for loading.
The grain elevators are built in settlements along a flood line.
The disaster caused by the Russians will affect land irrigation in southern Ukraine.