The second ship, which has been in the port of Odessa since February 2022, entered the Black Sea and set off for Bulgaria. This was reported by the Ukrainian TV channel “TSN.ua”.
“We are talking about the bulk carrier Primus (ex-Polarstar), it left the water area of the port of Odessa this morning and arrived on February 20, 2022,” the report says.
It was noted that the ship was heading towards Varna in northeastern Bulgaria.
Earlier, the Head of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Hakan Fidan, held a press conference in Kiev. declarationthat new product distribution routes to replace those used under the grain agreement are inefficient and risky. Fidan also noted that Turkey is making great efforts to restart the Black Sea initiative, which, according to Fidan, delivered over 33 million tons of grain.
Prior to that, the head of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation, Sergey Lavrov aforementionedHe said that Russia can only return to the grain agreement if all obligations are actually fulfilled.
Formerly Türkiye stated On the continuation of negotiations on the grain agreement with the UN, the Russian Federation and Ukraine.