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The EU has asked Russia to respect “the whole agreement” on the export of Ukrainian cereals

The European Union celebrated on Monday the departure from Ukraine of the first ship loaded with cereals e he called for the full implementation of the agreement signed in Istanbul for the resumption of Ukrainian exports.

“This is a very important and welcome first step and we look forward to the full implementation of the agreement and the resumption of Ukrainian exports to customers around the world affected by the food crisis” caused by the Russian blockade of Ukrainian ports, said Peter Stano. , spokesman for the head of European diplomacy Josep Borrell.

NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg thanked Turkey for its “central role” you had at the conclusion of this agreement.

“NATO allies strongly support the full implementation of the agreement to alleviate the global food crisis caused by Russia’s war in Ukraine,” he stressed in a Twitter message.

Russia considers the departure of the first grain ship from Ukraine to be “very positive”

Russia considered the departure of the first ship with a cargo of grain from Ukraine to be “very positive” on Monday, under the terms of an agreement signed in Istanbul to resume exports from Kiev despite the Moscow offensive.

The departure of this ship from the port of Odessa (southern Ukraine) is “very positive, a good opportunity to test the effectiveness” of the Istanbul agreement, Kremlin spokesman Dmitri Peskov told reporters.

“We hope that the agreements are applied by all parties and that the mechanisms work effectively,” he added.

A first ship, the “Razoni”, set sail this morning from the port of Odessa (southern Ukraine) bound for the port of Tripoli, in Lebanon, with a cargo of 26,000 tons of corn, and is expected to arrive on 2 August in Istanbul.

The world will watch that Russia does not threaten food supplies

The British Foreign Minister and candidate for head of government, Liz Truss, has warned the world will watch that Russia no longer interferes with food suppliesafter a ship loaded with grain left Ukraine on Monday for the first time since the Russian invasion.

“This is an important first step,” Truss said in a statement, recalling that the UK and its allies have “pressed hard to achieve this”.

“Russia has felt the brunt of global pressure and the eyes of the world will now be watching to see if they continue to arm the global food supply, as they have done so far,” he says.

Russia plans to complete the first reconstructions in the devastated Ukrainian city of Mariupol in September

The first rebuilt buildings in Mariupol, a port city in southeastern Ukraine devastated by weeks of bombing, will be inaugurated in September, Russia, which currently occupies the city, announced on Monday.

“The first buildings will be ready in September. The first hospitals will be ready,” Russian Deputy Prime Minister Marat Jusnulin told Russia’s RBK TV on Monday.

The UN chief welcomes the departure of the first Ukrainian cereal ship “with warmth”

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres “warmly” welcomed the departure of Ukraine’s first grain vessel on Monday as part of a plan to lift the Russian blockade at sea, a spokesman said.

“The Secretary General hopes that this will be the first of many merchant ships to move in accordance with the signed agreement and that it will provide stability and assistance essential to global food security, especially in the most fragile humanitarian contexts,” the UN said. a declaration.