Published 2 years ago

Ship with Ukrainian grain cleared to travel to Lebanon

Summary by Ground News

The Razoni is carrying 26,527 tons of corn and is bound for Lebanon. An estimated 20 million tons of grain have been stuck in Ukraine since the start of war. The U.N.-brokered agreement calls for the establishment of safe corridors through the mined waters outside Ukraine's ports.

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Reuters

Lebanon clears ship accused of carrying stolen Ukrainian grain for departure

2 years ago·United Kingdom

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USA Today

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The European Commission has accused Russia of weaponizing energy in retaliation for EU sanctions after the Kremlin's invasion of Ukraine. Updates.

2 years ago·United States

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The Star Kuala Lumpur

Lebanon clears ship accused of carrying stolen Ukrainian grain for departure

BEIRUT (Reuters) - Transport authorities have allowed a ship Ukraine accuses of carrying stolen grain to depart Lebanon despite the Ukrainian embassy asking Beirut to reopen a probe into the matter after presenting what it said was new evidence. Read full story

2 years ago·Malaysia

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Irish Independent

Ship with Ukrainian grain cleared to travel to Lebanon

The first grain ship to depart Ukraine under a wartime deal is poised to cross through the Bosporus Strait and sail to Lebanon after its cargo was checked and approved, Turkish and Ukrainian authorities said.

2 years ago·Ireland

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Washington Times

First ship with Ukrainian grain cleared to sail on to Lebanon

The first grain ship to depart Ukraine under a wartime deal was poised to cross through the Bosporus Strait and sail to Lebanon after its cargo was checked and approved Wednesday, Turkish and Ukrainian authorities said.

2 years ago·United States

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IBTimes

Lebanon Clears Ship Accused Of Carrying Stolen Ukrainian Grain For Departure

Transport authorities have allowed a ship Ukraine accuses of carrying stolen grain to depart Lebanon despite the Ukrainian embassy asking Beirut to reopen a probe into the matter after presenting what it said was new evidence. Lebanese Transport Minister Ali Hamie told Reuters on Wednesday afternoon that port authorities in the northern city of Tripoli had cleared the ship to depart. A tweet from his account said the decision was "in accordance…

2 years ago·United States

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