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Odesa enlistment, law enforcement officers investigated over forcing man into car
Videos shared on Odesa Telegram channels on Nov. 14 showed employees of the military enlistment office and law enforcement officers handcuffing a man and forcibly pushing him into a car. The incident was said to have taken place in the presence of the man's wife and child, as well as other witnesses.
Russian missile hits Liberia-flagged ship in Odesa, Ukraine - Los Angeles Times The Liberian-flagged freighter was to carry iron ore to China. Odesa’s port facilities have come under Russian attack 21 times since August. Three other civilians were killed in Russian attacks over the last day.
Ukraine repels Russian drone strike, but debris damages... Ukraine repels Russian drone strike, but debris damages Odesa warehouse - Kyiv. Russia has intensified attacks on port and grain infrastructure since quitting a U.N.-brokered deal.
Temporary corridor: Seven vessels depart from Ukraine Seven vessels have already departed from the Odesa ports along the temporary humanitarian corridor in the Black Sea. Two vessels entered the ports, seven departed. Five vessels are those that were here before the full-scale invasion. Ukraine opened the registration for trade vessels and their owners for taking temporary routes.
Military recruiters in Odesa prowl at the university gates For Ukrainian authorities, Ukraine needs to recruit all able men for active service. The country is short of soldiers, unlike Russia which has an inexhaustible supply from its human reservoir. According to Odesa's regional military administration, all volunteers had already joined the army by summer 2022.
Temporary corridor: Seven vessels depart from Ukraine Seven vessels have already departed from the Odesa ports along the temporary humanitarian corridor in the Black Sea. Two vessels entered the ports, seven departed.
First two cargo ships arrive in Ukrainian port after Russia's exit from grain deal Two Palau-flagged bulk carriers docked Saturday at the sea port of Chornomorsk. Vessels will be delivering some 20,000 tons of wheat to countries in Africa and Asia. The vessels are the first civilian cargo ships to reach one of the Odesa ports since Russia exited the grain deal.
First two cargo ships arrive in Ukrainian port after Russia's exit from grain deal | AP News Two Palau-flagged bulk carriers, Aroyat and Resilient Africa, docked Saturday at the seaport of Chornomorsk. The vessels are the first civilian cargo ships to reach one of the Odesa ports since Russia exited the grain deal. The two ships will be delivering some 20,000 tons of wheat to countries in Africa and Asia.
First Cargo Ships Arrive in Ukrainian Port After Russia Exits Grain Deal Two Palau-flagged bulk carriers, Aroyat and Resilient Africa, docked at the sea port of Chornomorsk. The vessels are the first civilian cargo ships to reach one of the Odesa ports since Russia exited the grain deal. The two ships will be delivering some 20,000 tons of wheat to countries in Africa and Asia.
First cargo ships dock in Ukraine after Russia exits grain deal Two Palau-flagged bulk carriers, Aroyat and Resilient Africa, docked Saturday at the seaport of Chornomorsk. The vessels are the first civilian cargo ships to reach one of the Odesa ports since Russia exited the grain deal. The two ships will be delivering some 20,000 tons of wheat to countries in Africa and Asia.
First two cargo ships arrive in Ukrainian port after Russia's exit from grain deal Two Palau-flagged bulk carriers docked Saturday at the sea port of Chornomorsk. Vessels will be delivering some 20,000 tons of wheat to countries in Africa and Asia. The vessels are the first civilian cargo ships to reach one of the Odesa ports since Russia exited the grain deal.
First two cargo ships arrive in Ukrainian port after Russia's exit from grain deal Two Palau-flagged bulk carriers, Aroyat and Resilient Africa, docked Saturday at the sea port of Chornomorsk. The two ships will be delivering some 20,000 tons of wheat to countries in Africa and Asia. The vessels are the first civilian cargo ships to reach one of the Odesa ports since Russia exited the grain deal.
Russia-Ukraine war: First two cargo ships arrive in Ukrainian port after Russia’s exit from grain deal Two Palau-flagged bulk carriers, Aroyat and Resilient Africa, docked on Saturday at the seaport of Chornomorsk. The vessels are the first civilian cargo ships to reach one of the Odesa ports since Russia exited the grain deal. Ukraine Deputy PM Oleksandr Kubrakov said the two ships would be delivering some 20,000 tons of wheat to countries in Africa and Asia.
First Ships Arrive in Ukrainian Port After Russian Exit From Grain Deal Two Palau-flagged bulk carriers, Aroyat and Resilient Africa, docked Saturday at the seaport of Chornomorsk. The vessels are the first civilian cargo ships to reach one of the Odesa ports since Russia exited the grain deal. The two ships will be delivering some 20,000 tons of wheat to countries in Africa and Asia.
First cargo ships arrive in Ukrainian port after... First cargo ships arrive in Ukrainian port after Russia’s exit from grain deal. Two Palau-flagged bulk carriers – Aroyat and Resilient Africa – docked on Saturday at the sea port of Chornomorsk. The vessels are the first civilian cargo ships to reach one of the Odesa ports since Russia exited the Grain deal.
First two cargo ships arrive in Ukrainian port after... Two Palau-flagged bulk carriers, Aroyat and Resilient Africa, docked Saturday at the sea port of Chornomorsk. The vessels are the first civilian cargo ships to reach one of the Odesa ports since Russia exited the grain deal. The two ships will be delivering some 20,000 tons of wheat to countries in Africa and Asia.
Ukraine lawmaker says two ships spotted leaving port in... Local lawmaker Oleksiy Honcharenko says two ships have been spotted leaving port. LSEG interactive map data showed two vessels underway using their engines. If they successfully leave Odesa's ports through the Black Sea, they would be the third and fourth vessels to do so since Moscow withdrew from Black Sea Grain deal.
Russia-Ukraine war live: Kyiv says Moscow attacked Odesa grain facilities Live updates, Russia-Ukraine war live: Kyiv says Moscow attacked Odesa grain facilitiesLocal governor says the Russian strike targeted facilities, including granaries used to export grains.
Latvia might help Ukraine export its grain by rail Latvian Railways thinks it might be able to help Ukraine with its grain export this autumn. Russia announced the suspension of the Black Sea Grain Initiative on 17 July. Russia also launched large-scale attacks on Odesa’s port infrastructure in southern Ukraine.
Russia-Ukraine war: Black Sea battleground, farmer’s grain-selling fears mount Victor Tsvyk normally exported up to 90 per cent of his harvest from Odesa. Last month, Russia pulled out of the deal that the UN and Turkey brokered to provide protection for ships carrying Ukrainian grain.
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