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Russia removes assets as Ukraine makes gains

A Ukrainian soldier stands on a tank near Kharkiv

A Ukrainian soldier stands on a tank near Kharkiv Source: AAP / ATEF SAFADI/EPA

Turkey says more than seven million tonnes of grain and fertiliser have reached various international destinations since the Black Sea Initiative was adopted in July. This comes as Russia begins evacuating its state assets from the Kherson region to Crimea as Ukrainians troops make more gains in the south and east of Ukraine.


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By Essam Al-Ghalib

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Turkey says more than seven million tonnes of grain and fertiliser have reached various international destinations since the Black Sea Initiative was adopted in July. This comes as Russia begins evacuating its state assets from the Kherson region to Crimea as Ukrainians troops make more gains in the south and east of Ukraine.



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