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ukraine says, 17 more ships loaded with agricultural produce are waiting to set sail. our international correspondent orla guerin is in istanbul. this is being seen as a landmark day. this was uncharted waters in every sense in me at the first ship setting sailfrom the every sense in me at the first ship setting sail from the coast of ukraine, navigating its way through mind waters and driving last night off the coast of istanbul and today, we had the inspection visit which was by a joint team with officials on both the warring parties but also turkey in the united nations which brokered the landmark deal to resume exports and the inspectors were ferried out to the ship and they are brought on board and they are carrying out checks for about an hour and a half met the crew and also check the cargo under the export deal and only foodstuffs and fertilisers were allowed to be exported and so there to satisfy themselves of what was on board but this is been seen very much as a
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says the situation in the eastern donbas region remains extremely difficult. it s thought russia now controls around half of the key city severodonetsk. he says nitrogen is spreading and people stay inside. it s the last city in the donbas region still held by ukraine. it s been under bombardment shelling so intense the governor says they ve stopped counting the casualties, and russian troops are pushing deeper into the region. this is the city of lysychansk, where residents are living under constant fire. ukraine says the battle for severodonetsk is only one in a much larger context. this is the former defence minister talking about ukraine s counter offensive. we will always be looking after defences because as soon as we can get more weapons, particularly auxiliary weapons shipped from the west, we can move to a