<p>Turkey&nbsp;said the first shipment of grain had left the Odessa port as Ukraine said it was a 'relief for the world'.</p>

<p>President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s government had helped to broker the grain deal between Russia and Ukraine after months of wrangling with&nbsp;wheat and other gain products being stranded in Ukraine's Black Sea port due to the war.</p>

<p><a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/ukraines-grain-tycoon-killed-in-russian-missile-attack-502417">Also Read:&nbsp;Ukraine’s grain tycoon killed in Russian missile attack</a></p>

<p>Turkey&nbsp;said a ship left Odessa for Lebanon and will reach Istanbul on Tuesday. According to Ukraine authorities, the ship is carrying 26,000 tonnes of corn. United Nations chief Antonio Guterres who was present during the grain deal welcomed the move while hoping that it would be the "first of many commercial ships" to help the world recover from the global food security crisis.</p>

<p><strong>Watch:&nbsp;Russia pounds Ukraine's Mykolaiv</strong></p>

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<p>Ukraine had said 20 thousand tonnes of grain worth $10 billion was piled up in Black Sea ports amid Russia's blockade of the sea. Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky had put the onus on the UN to ensure grain safety as Russia hit the Odessa port with a missile after concluding the deal angering Kyiv.</p>

<p>Ukraine had said the grain would be uploaded on several ships as President Zelensky himself oversaw the operations.</p>

<p>Russia has continued to target Ukrainian cities despite the grain deal with heavy bombing reported in Kherson and other areas in the east and south. Ukraine's President over the weekend had urged civilians to leave the Donetsk region as Russian forces made gains in the area.</p>

<p>(With inputs from Agencies)</p>

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Turkey said the first shipment of grain had left the Odessa port as Ukraine said it was a 'relief for the world'. President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s government had helped to broker the grain deal between Russia and Ukraine after months of wrangling with wheat and other gain products being stranded in Ukraine's Black Sea port due to the war.

Turkey said the first shipment of grain had left the Odessa port as Ukraine said it was a 'relief for the world'. President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s government had helped to broker the grain deal between Russia and Ukraine after months of wrangling with wheat and other gain products being stranded in Ukraine's Black Sea port due to the war. Also Read: Ukraine’s grain tycoon killed in Russian missile attack Turkey said a ship left Odessa for Lebanon and will reach Istanbul on Tuesday. According to Ukraine authorities, the ship is carrying 26,000 tonnes of corn. United Nations chief Antonio Guterres who was present during the grain deal welcomed the move while hoping that it would be the "first of many commercial ships" to help the world recover from the global food security crisis. Watch: Russia pounds Ukraine's Mykolaiv Ukraine had said 20 thousand tonnes of grain worth $10 billion was piled up in Black Sea ports amid Russia's blockade of the sea. Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky had put the onus on the UN to ensure grain safety as Russia hit the Odessa port with a missile after concluding the deal angering Kyiv. Ukraine had said the grain would be uploaded on several ships as President Zelensky himself oversaw the operations. Russia has continued to target Ukrainian cities despite the grain deal with heavy bombing reported in Kherson and other areas in the east and south. Ukraine's President over the weekend had urged civilians to leave the Donetsk region as Russian forces made gains in the area. (With inputs from Agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

First Ukraine grain ship departs Odessa port

The Russia Ukraine war has triggered a global grain crisis. Over 20 million tons of grains stuck in silos in Ukraine's Odessa Port. This might start shipping soon after the recently U.N brokered Grain deal with Russia.

Ukraine to begin grain shipments from Black Sea Port | Odessa blockade to ease soon

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