On 6 July, Turkey ignored Ukraine's appeal and released the russian ship “Zhibek Zholy”, detained in the port of Karasu. The ship was carrying stolen Ukrainian grain.

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 The ship "Zhibek Zholy" was heading from the occupied Berdiansk to the Turkish port of Karasu. Thanks to the intervention of Ukraine, it failed to unload the stolen goods and was detained.

A request was sent to the Turkish side to arrest the vessel and cargo. But on July 6, it was released, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said.


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