After the signing of the grain export agreement, the first grain ship cargo in Ukraine was rejected by the buyer

Under the mediation of Turkey and the United Nations, Russia and Ukraine signed an agreement last month to resume the export of Ukraine's food that passed the sea of ​​sea. On August 1st, for the first time since the Russian -Ukraine conflict, a grain ship departed from the port of Odessa to Lebanon. But the latest news shows that the cargo on the ship was rejected by the buyer.

The food ship "Razani". Source: Visual China

According to Reuters, on Monday, local time, the Ukraine Embassy in Lebanon revealed that due to the delay of delivery for more than 5 months, the buyer refused to receive the goods from the first grain ship "Razoni", the ambassador to the first grain ship that left Ukraine, the ambassador. The pavilion posted on the social media Facebook saying: "According to the information provided by the Tortoor of the Ukrainian grain on the" Lazani ", Lebanese buyers refused to accept the goods on the grounds of the delivery period. A consignee can be unloaded in Ripuri in Lebanon or any other country port. "

Last week, the "Razani" led 26527 tons of corn to leave Odessa. According to the data of the Lufut Ship Tracker, the ship was originally scheduled to arrive in Lebanon last Sunday, but changed its destination to the port of Merxin, Turkey. It is currently mooring near the southern coast of Turkey.

The corn loaded by the food ship "Razani". Source: Visual China

Reuters quoted the Turkish Ministry of Defense data that since the first grain ship on August 1 has set off from Odeza, so far, 7 ships have passed from Ukraine about 243,000 tons of corn.

Russian representatives signed the agreement with Turkey and the United Nations representatives. Picture source: Xinhua News Agency

On July 22, Turkey, Russia, Ukraine, and the United Nations representatives held a signing ceremony for the signing of agricultural products from the Black Sea Port in Istanbul, the largest city in Turkey. The representatives of both Russia and Ukraine did not sign the agreement directly to face, but signed relevant documents with representatives of Turkey and the United Nations respectively. The content of the agreement includes: establishing a joint coordination center in Istanbul and ensuring the safety of food transportation. Russia and Ukraine agreed that none of the vessels that would not attack and transported agricultural products. The three Ukrainian ports, including the port of Desa, will begin to be transported out of food and fertilizer.

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