Grain agreement: almost 90 ships are in line at the ports
UkrAgroConsult
Almost 90 dry cargoes are waiting for permission to enter Ukrainian ports as part of the grain agreement. This was reported in the Joint Coordination Center.
“88 ships are waiting for permission to enter Ukrainian ports, and 18 loaded ships are preparing for inspection in Turkish territorial waters,” the message says.
It is also stated that seven ships that passed through the maritime humanitarian corridor at the weekend are heading to the ports of Ukraine. Two more vessels are currently in Ukrainian ports.
It is clarified that as of November 7, the total tonnage of grain and other foodstuffs exported from three Ukrainian ports is 10,067,175 tons.
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