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Grain-laden vessel leaves Ukrainian port - official
1 month ago | By RT
The head of Russian-controlled Zaporozsky Region has announced that the port of Berdyansk is now operational
A vessel carrying 7,000 tons of grain left the port of Berdyansk on Thursday morning, marking the resumption of normal operations, the head of Zaporozhsky Region's pro-Russian administration has claimed. In late March, the Russian defense ministry accused Ukraine of planting hundreds of mines along the coastline of the Black Sea and the Sea of Azov. Moscow insisted that the explosives were a “ direct threat ” to commercial shipping.
Evgeny Balitsky, the self-described “ head of the...
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