"If everything goes according to the arrangements and will guarantee the safety of our coast, we will consider the possibility of joining the Nikolaev seaport to the" Grain Corridor ", as there are also blocked ships with a Ukrainian harvest," Kuleba said. The minister added that the full responsibility for the further functioning of the corridor lies in Russia. At the same time, Kuleba denied that Russia allegedly barked the withdrawal of sanctions in exchange for unblocking Ukrainian ports.
“No sanctions on agricultural exports of Russia were withdrawn, since no such sanctions were imposed. The source of this myth is Russia itself, ”Kuleba said. Russia has blocked Ukrainian ports from the beginning of a full -scale invasion. On July 22, Ukraine signed an agreement with Turkey and the UN to unblock grain exports through ports in the Black Sea. Russia has signed a mirror treaty with Turkey and the UN, Ukraine did not directly sign any treaties with the aggressor country.
On Monday, August 1, a Razoni vessel with a load of 26 thousand tons of corn under the Sierra Leone flag-for the first time from February 24, came out of Odessa. On July 29, Russian invaders fired at a public transport stop in Nikolaev. As a result, eight people were killed, at least 19 were injured. On Wednesday, August 10, the Russians fired at Nikolaev with jet shells with RSSL Smerch.
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