The JCC has agreed to the specific coordinates and restrictions of the Safe Humanitarian Maritime Corridor and has communicated those details in accordance with international navigation procedures. The JCC has requested all its participants to inform their respective military and other relevant authorities of this decision to ensure the safe passage of the vessel.
The JCC has also verified the capability of the vessel to depart and of the port readiness in Odesa prior to this authorization. The M/V Razoni will carry over 26,000 metric tonnes of corn. Once it leaves Odesa, it is estimated to arrive at the inspection location in Turkish territorial waters tomorrow, 2 August. Following the inspection, it will proceed to its final destination in Tripoli, Lebanon.
The JCC is monitoring the safe passage of the vessel through the Safe Humanitarian Maritime Corridor.
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