TIS Container Terminal Port Yuzhnyi Ukraine. Credit DP World
Yuzhnyi Ukraine. Credit DP World

As the deal for the first Black Sea Grain Corridor expires next month, the issue of whether it will be extended, expanded to include containers or ended comes to the fore.

Initially, it seems Ukraine’s July agreement with Russia, Turkey and an international survey team in Istanbul that monitored bulk cargo shipments for military equipment, has worked sufficiently to extend the deal.

Just a week ago, on 14 October, Politico reported that the UN’s Coordinator for the Black Sea Grain Initiative, Amir ...

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