INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Thursday.The announcement comes days after Moscow pulled out of a deal allowing wartime exports of Ukrainian grain that had eased a global
food crisis sparked by Russia's invasion."From 00:00 a.m
Moscow time on July 20, 2023, all vessels on the Black Sea sailing to Ukrainian ports will be regarded as potential carriers of military
deal grain facilities in Odesa and destroying tons of food."Russian terrorists deliberately targeted the grain deal infrastructure, and
every Russian missile is a blow not only to Ukraine, but to everyone in the world who wants a normal and safe life," Zelensky said on social
media.Zelensky previously said ship owners had expressed readiness to continue supplying grain through the Black Sea corridor with Ukraine
Tuesday it would lift "safe navigation guarantees" for cargo ships in the Black Sea.AFP contributed reporting.
