Second ship sets sail from Ukrainian port after collapse of grain deal

A second ship has left a Ukrainian port since the collapse of the Black Sea Grain Initiative in June, as the bulk carrier Primu, flying under the flag of Liberia, left Odesa and set sail toward the Bulgarian port of Varna on Aug. 26, reports maritime tracking website MarineTraffic.

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