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A Syrian ship carrying stolen Ukrainian grain from Feodosia has docked at the Lebanese port of Tripoli, leading to concerns from the Ukrainian embassy in Lebanon about potential damage to bilateral relations. The embassy has requested clarification on the ship's presence in Lebanese waters. In a related development, Ukrainian Ambassador Ihor Ostash discussed the supply of Ukrainian wheat to the Lebanese market with Lebanon's President Michel Aoun.
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On July 27, a Syrian ship loaded with stolen Ukrainian grain in Feodosia entered the Lebanese port of Tripoli. The Embassy of Ukraine in Lebanon reports this on Facebook. "The ambassador drew the president's attention to the fact that on July 27, a Syrian ship entered the sea port of Tripoli, which was loaded with barley exported from the occupied territories in the port of Feodosia. A request was made to take measures to clarify the circumstances of his stay in Lebanese territorial waters. It was also emphasized that this fact can harm bilateral relations," the source reported. It is added that on July 28, Ambassador of Ukraine Ihor Ostash met with the President of Lebanon, Michel Aoun. During the meeting, the issues of supplying Ukrainian ...
Source: Landlord
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