Blockade

Ukraine is ready to support Turkey’s initiative for a mutual moratorium on attacks on civilian vessels, commercial ports and energy infrastructure in the Black Sea.

Ukraine has offered Russia a mutual halt to attacks on ships transporting agricultural products through the Black Sea, but Moscow has refused.

Ukraine has appealed to the International Maritime Organization due to the sharp deterioration in shipping safety in the Black Sea.

In January, the export of Ukrainian agricultural products took place mainly through the maritime corridor and amounted to 6.7 million tons. Instead, only 0.37 million tons passed through the territory of Poland in transit.

The Ministry of Infrastructure of Poland signed an agreement with the organizers of the blockade of checkpoints on the Polish-Ukrainian border. The protests will be suspended until March 1.

The Polish government is getting closer to the possibility of ending blockades by truckers at several border crossings with Ukraine.

Slovak carriers threaten to block the checkpoint on the border with Ukraine again.

A meeting of representatives of the Ministry of Infrastructure of Ukraine and Poland was held in Warsaw to unblock the border.

Poland offers Ukraine to make concessions to the protesters in order to unblock the border.

Already this week, Ukraine plans to hold negotiations with Poland and the European Union regarding the unblocking of the border.