Tag: grain corridor

Time to End Russia’s Black Sea Piracy

CFTS reprints an article by Kurt Volker published by the CEPA portal.

Russia Refusing Negotiations On Transit Of Its Ammonia Through Ukraine

Until now, Russia has repeatedly used the demand to resume ammonia transit as a blackmailing tool in the issue of the operation of the grain corridor.

Russia's Refusal To Allow Ships To Enter Pivdennyi Port Violates Grain Initiative - U.S.

Russia’s obstruction of the initiative and its threats to withdraw from it threaten to push up global food prices.

Russia Agrees To Resumption Of Inspections Of Vessels Heading To 2 Of 3 Ukrainian Ports Under Black Sea Grain Initiative - Infrastructure Ministry

It has emerged that Russia has agreed to resume the inspections of vessels heading to the Odesa and Chornomorsk ports but not vessels heading to the Pivdennyi port.

Russia Has Not Unblocked Inspection Of Vessels Despite Announcement Of Black Sea Grain Deal Extension - Infrastructure Ministry

62 inbound ships are still awaiting inspection.

Black Sea Grain Corridor’s Operation Essentially Suspended

Turkey Announces Reopening Of Black Sea Grain Corridor - Media

The Turkish Ministry of National Defense has announced that inspections of ships have resumed.

Black Sea Grain Initiative: Russia Blocks Registration And Inspection Of Inbound Ships

90 ships are awaiting inspection in Turkish territorial waters, including 62 ships bound for Ukrainian seaports.

Russia Blocks Grain Corridor’s Operation For Third Time In April

Four vessels, including a vessel chartered by the World Food Program, were unable to leave the ports of Chornomorsk, Odesa, and Pivdennyi on 26 April.

Another Ship Carrying Ukrainian Wheat Arrives In Yemen

The ship delivered 30,000 tons of grain to the country.

Russia Again Blocks Ship Inspections Under Grain Agreement

For the second time in the nine months since the launch of the Black Sea Grain Initiative, no inspection plan has been drawn up and no vessel has been inspected.

Inspections Of Vessels Under Black Sea Grain Deal Resume After One-Day Pause

The inspections resumed on Wednesday.

Russia Insists Grain Agreement Extended For Only 60 Days

Almost half of this period has already passed.

Operation Of ‘Grain Corridor’ Suspended On 11 April Due To Absence Of JCC Inspections

Ukraine blames this on sabotage by the Russian Federation.

Ukrainian Ports Operating At 30-35% Capacity Under Black Sea Grain Initiative

This has resulted in a shortfall of almost 15 million tons in the volume of food exports.

804,000 Tons Of Agricultural Products Exported Through Greater Odesa Ports Last Week

In total, almost 26 million tons of agricultural products have been exported since the opening of the ‘grain corridor.’

Only 6 Inspections Of Vessels Conducted Daily Under Black Sea Grain Initiative

Russia continues to hinder the inspection process.

Lifting Blockade Of Ports Will Allow Ukraine To Earn Additional USD 18 Billion In Foreign Exchange

In addition, the country will generate 135 billion in additional tax revenues per year if the blockade of its seaports is lifted fully.

Ship Carrying 30,000 Tons Of Ukrainian Wheat Arrives At Mombasa Port In Kenya

Over 320,000 tons of wheat have been shipped to Kenya since the opening of the "grain corridor."

Ukrainian Wheat Intended For Yemen Being Loaded Onto Bulk Carrier In Chornomorsk Port

The country will receive 30,000 tons of humanitarian wheat.

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