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Fifth Bulker Breaks Out of Odesa After Being Trapped for 18 Months

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Bulker named Puma became the fifth merchant ship to depart on Ukraine's humanitarian corridor. The Puma had been cited as one of the vessels expected to participate in the Black Sea grain agreements. The ship is managed by Johann Blumenthal, a company based in Hamburg and with an office in Asia.

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Fifth Bulker Breaks Out of Odesa After Being Trapped for 18 Months

A fifth merchant ship is breaking out from Ukraine’s Black Sea ports traveling along the humanitarian corridor in an attempt to get away from Odesa af...

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Fifth Bulker Breaks Out of Odesa After Being Trapped for 18 Months

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