The last container ship in Ukraine arrived on the eve of Russia’s invasion and hasn’t moved in 12 days, its crew and cargo safe but caught in a war zone.

The Joseph Schulte, capable of carrying 9,400 20-foot containers, was still moored in the historic port city of Odesa as of early Monday, according to ship-tracking data compiled by Bloomberg. It has been there since Feb. 23 after entering the Black Sea on Feb. 20, with a stop at a Romanian port in between, the data…

The last container ship in Ukraine arrived on the eve of Russia’s invasion and hasn’t moved in 12 days, its crew and cargo safe but caught in a war zone.

The Joseph Schulte, capable of carrying 9,400 20-foot containers, was still moored in the historic port city of Odesa as of early Monday, according to ship-tracking data compiled by Bloomberg. It has been there since Feb. 23 after entering the Black Sea on Feb. 20, with a stop at a Romanian port in between, the data…

The last container ship in Ukraine arrived on the eve of Russia’s invasion and hasn’t moved in 12 days, its crew and cargo safe but caught in a war zone.

The Joseph Schulte, capable of carrying 9,400 20-foot containers, was still moored in the historic port city of Odesa as of early Monday, according to ship-tracking data compiled by Bloomberg. It has been there since Feb. 23 after entering the Black Sea on Feb. 20, with a stop at a Romanian port in between, the data…

The last container ship in Ukraine arrived on the eve of Russia’s invasion and hasn’t moved in 12 days, its crew and cargo safe but caught in a war zone.

The Joseph Schulte, capable of carrying 9,400 20-foot containers, was still moored in the historic port city of Odesa as of early Monday, according to ship-tracking data compiled by Bloomberg. It has been there since Feb. 23 after entering the Black Sea on Feb. 20, with a stop at a Romanian port in between, the data…