Reviews & Ratings for the Navi-Star

On August 20, the 'Navi Star' made a significant docking at the port of Foynes, marking the arrival of the first shipment of Ukrainian grain in Ireland since the onset of the Russian war five months ago. The vessel, which set sail from Odessa, reached Irish shores at noon, making history during these challenging times. This delivery is part of a larger effort, as a total of 27 grain carriers have departed from Ukraine following the UN and Turkey's facilitation of a safe corridor agreement with Russia. During a recent visit to Istanbul, UN Secretary-General António Guterres commended the collaborative efforts to establish this secure route for grain exports. He also expressed optimism that the ongoing accord on the exportation of food and fertilizer from both Russia and Ukraine could pave the way for a potential peace agreement between the conflicting nations.

The bulk carrier 'Navi Star' departed from Odessa on August 5th at 6:20 a.m. UTC, loaded with grain bound for the Bosphorus. This vessel was part of a convoy that included the 'Polarnet' (IMO: 9758961), both en route from the port of Chornomorsk. Together, they are transporting a total of 58,000 tons of corn. The 'Navi Star' is expected to arrive off the coast of Istanbul for inspections on August 6th around noon local time, while the 'Polarnet' is scheduled to reach Derince by August 7th. For more details, you can view the German report with accompanying photographs [here](https://www.tagesspiegel.de/politik/tuerkei-bestaetigt-neue-exporte-drei-weitere-getreide-frachter-aus-ukrainischen-haefen-ausgelaufen/28576692.html).