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At night, Russia launched missile strikes on the grain warehouses of one of the agricultural enterprises in Odesa. The terrorist country spent about $3 million on this attack.

The former commander of the Ternopil corvette is currently fighting on the side of the occupiers against Ukraine.

Ukraine asked the European Commission to provide subsidies for the transportation of agricultural products through distant European ports.

Ships and aircraft of the Black Sea Fleet of the Russian Federation conducted training on capturing civilian vessels in the Black Sea.

The European Commission has not received any official appeals regarding the extension of restrictions on the import of agricultural products from Ukraine.

Ukrzaliznytsia insists on increasing the volume of grain shipments to the ports of Reni, Giurgiulesti and Galati through the territory of Moldova.

After Russia’s withdrawal from the Grain Agreement, the United States of America emphasized that it would monitor Russia’s activities in the Black Sea.

Russia’s withdrawal from the Grain Agreement did not come as a surprise, since the grain corridor has actually been inactive for a month.

Today, July 21, the UN Security Council will consider the situation that arose in connection with Russia’s withdrawal from the Black Sea Grain Initiative.

The US expanded sanctions against Russian companies and individuals. The updated list includes 95 Russian companies and 18 individuals, as well as 14 vessels.

At night, the Russians again attacked the port infrastructure of Odesa. This time they aimed missiles at the grain terminals.

At the end of June, Ukrainian journalists and researchers located the ships that had visited Russian ports before entering Ukrainian ports.

New solutions to prevent the global food crisis caused by Russia will be discussed within the EU Council of Ministers in Brussels.

The specialized sea port “Nika-Tera” in Mykolaiv suffered UAH 1 billion in losses due to shelling from Russia.

The International Federation of Transporters insists on the need to completely unblock Ukrainian ports and reproaches the international community for tacitly approving Russian terrorism in the Black Sea.

Shipowners do not want to send ships to Ukraine, because Russia threatens to attack the merchant fleet in the Black Sea.

Moscow is trying to manipulate the world, claiming that it will return to the Grain Agreement “upon fulfillment of all conditions” of the Russian Federation.

From July 21, the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine will consider all ships bound for the Black Sea ports of the Russian Federation as those carrying military cargo.