16/08/2022at 12:08

First ship in Ukrainian grain corridor arrives in Syria

Dry bulk vessel Razoni, the first ship to sail through Ukraine’s long-awaited grain corridor, has arrived at a port in Syria, satellite imagery cited by the Financial Times shows.

by DANIEL LOGAN

The now world-famous dry bulk ship Razoni, which on Aug. 1 became the first vessel to leave Ukraine loaded with grain via the corridor that was negotiated by Ukraine and Russia with the UN and Turkey as mediators, has reportedly sailed to a port in Syria.

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