UN ship carrying grain for Africa leaves Ukraine

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A UN-chartered vessel laden with grain sets off from Ukraine for Africa following a Türkiye-brokered deal to relieve a global food crisis

The first commercial ship carrying grain left on August 1. Since then, 21 ships have left Ukrainian ports.

The MV Brave Commander left the Black Sea port of Pivdennyi and will sail to Djibouti "for delivery to Ethiopia", the infrastructure ministry said on Telegram on Wednesday.It is the first ship chartered by the UN World Food Programme to leave Ukraine since the start of the Russian attack in February and the government has said it hopes two or three similar shipments will follow soon.

The Ukrainian port authority said that five boats in total with an overall cargo volume of 110,000 tonnes had left Ukraine Tuesday.

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