The export of Ukrainian grain from seaports will begin this week. The start will be with “Chornomorsk”
The Minister of Infrastructure, Oleksandr Kubrakov. said that the export of Ukrainian grain from sea ports within the framework of the agreement signed on July 22 should begin this week. Preparations for receiving ships are currently underway.
According to him, the internal technical documents of the coordination center, which will oversee the humanitarian corridor, will be developed in Istanbul within the next two days. It is expected that he will start working on July 27.
“The minister noted that the centerʼs activities do not extend to the territorial waters of Ukraine — only the Ukrainian authorities have the competence to administer all processes,” the minister emphasized.
He added that the caravans will go through the demined corridor accompanied by rescue vessels.
The Deputy Minister of Infrastructure, Yuriy Vaskov, said that the export of grain will begin from the port of Chornomorsk — it will be the first. Then, within two weeks, ships will begin to receive the port of “Odesa” and the port of “South”.
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