Russia has hit a foreign ship again in Odessa. One person died, reporting to Ukraine

Meanwhile, Kiper Moscow accusedthat they are trying to disrupt the grain corridor of Ukraine. Also, the Deputy Prime Minister for Reconstruction and Regional Development Oleksiy Kuleba accused Moscow today of trying to prevent the operation of the maritime food corridor of Ukraine, thereby putting food security the world in danger. Russia has not commented.

Ukrainian ministry to recover from already reported that the Russian army in the Black Sea port of Pivdenny hit a ship with almost 6000 tons of corn for export on Sunday night.

Nothing happened to anyone from the fifteen member team which was made up of Syrians and Egyptians. The Saint Kitts and Nevis Paresa-flagged ship had “an entirely civilian cargo,” the ministry said.

As for the Paresa ship, Ukraine’s Department of Reconstruction said it was the 20th civilian vessel damaged in Russian attacks. In September, Russia attacked a ship carrying wheat to Egypt via the Black Sea. A few days later, he destroyed a vessel flying the flag of the Caribbean nation of Antigua and Barbuda.

Ukraine is a major producer of grain, often called the granary of Europe, and countries in Africa, the Middle East and Asia are responsible for the affordable supply of agricultural products. A major Russian attack in 2022 had a major impact on Ukrainian agriculture and, in addition, threatened the safe navigation of ships in the Black Sea.

After Russia invaded the neighboring country, it blocked the Black Sea shipping routes through which Ukraine exported food, however, in the first year of the war, Kiev began partly exported by sea due to a grain agreement that was broken by Turkey and the UN. However, Moscow did not extend its validity last year. Kyiv subsequently established its own temporary sea corridor that runs down the coast and further into Romanian territorial waters and into Turkey. The Ministry of Reconstruction reports that more than 2,500 ships carrying more than 70 million tons of cargo have passed through the route during its existence.