Grain export started for the first time after Russian invasion, Zelensky himself inspected

Russia Ukraine War: After the start of the war between Russia and Ukraine, the export of grain and oil seeds from Ukraine almost stopped. Due to the war, for the first time after so many days, the export of grain from the Odessa region of Ukraine has started. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky visited the Odessa region on Friday to inspect the export system of grain. Zelensky during this time saw a shipment of grain to a Turkish ship. “For the first time since the start of the war, grain exports by ship resumed,” Zelensky said. He said the export of food grains would start with the departure of several ships.

“The grain has already been loaded on the ships”

Zelensky said grain has already been loaded onto the ships. But due to the war they could not leave from the ports of Ukraine. Now with the departure of these many ships, the export of food grains will resume. Let us tell you that there has been a grain deal between the two countries. Turkey and the United Nations have played an important role in this agreement. Indeed, after the Russo-Ukraine war, the export of grain and oil seeds from Ukraine almost stopped.

Russia-Ukraine war going on for almost five months

The whole world was facing a food crisis due to the Russia-Ukraine war that started on 24 February. This war, which has been going on for almost five months, has scattered Russia-Ukraine supplies. Now this crisis has come to an end. Both the countries have signed a deal regarding the export of food grains. Let us tell you that the UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres had warned about the war. He had said that if the war dragged on and the supply of food grains from Russia and Ukraine remained limited, then crores of people were in danger of falling into the trap of poverty.

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