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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said on Friday (July 29) that his country was ready to start grain shipments again from Black Sea ports and was awaiting a signal from the United Nations and Turkey to begin. Standing near a docked cargo ship in the city of Chornomorsk, the president said it was the first vessel to be loaded since the start of the conflict with Russia.

Russia and Ukraine are major global wheat suppliers, and the agreement they signed in Istanbul last week is intended to ease an international food crisis worsened by Russia's invasion.

The agreement aims to allow safe passage for grain shipments in and out of the Odesa, Chornomorsk, and Pivdennyi ports, blockaded by Russia since the start of the conflict. Moscow blames Ukraine for stalling shipments by mining the port waters.

The president was joined by ambassadors from G-7 countries on the docks, including Bridget Brink of the United States and Anka Feldhusen of Germany.

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