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13 million tons of grain shipped through 'grain corridor'

13 million tons of grain shipped through 'grain corridor'
05.12.2022 11:00
13 million tons of agricultural products have been exported from Ukraine since the Grain Corridor was opened, the Joint Coordination Center created by Russia, Turkiye, Ukraine, and the UN said in a statement. 

In the framework of the implementation of the Grain Corridor on December 4, three more ships with Ukrainian food products left Ukrainian ports.

According to information, 115,000 tons of agricultural products were on board the ships, and they were sent to Ethiopia, Somalia, Turkiye, and Israel.

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