Ukrainian minister: Eight ships with agricultural products to leave Odesa ports tomorrow

The implementation of the 'grain deal' continues, eight vessels with grain will leave the Ukrainian ports on November 3, Ukraine's Minister of Infrastructure Olexandr Kubrakov said.

Report informs, citing Ukrainian media, that earlier the UN Coordinator for the Black Sea Grain Initiative, Amir Abdulla, said the resumption of the movement of ships with food supplies is expected on Thursday.

"Ukraine has received UN's confirmation regarding the work of the 'grain corridor' for at least one day. Tomorrow, on November 3, eight vessels with agricultural products will leave the Odesa ports. The ships will also undergo inspections in the Bosphorus today. The Black Sea grain initiative continues," Kubrakov said.

On October 29, Russia declared the suspension of its participation in the export of grain from Ukrainian ports following the attack on the ships of the Black Sea fleet and civilian vessels.