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Ukraine's Zelenskyy visits Odesa region port, says grain shipments are ready to go

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President Volodymyr Zelenskyy visited one of Ukraine’s main Black Sea ports Friday, a week after a deal was struck with Russia, Turkey and the United Nations to create safe corridors for ships to export grains that have been trapped in the country since the war began five months ago.July 29, 2022

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