maritime corridor
More than 2,000 ships passed through the Ukrainian maritime corridor
Since the start of the maritime corridor, more than 2,000 ships have passed to and from the ports of Great Odesa.
Turkey, Romania and Bulgaria have started demining the Black Sea
On Monday, July 1, the three NATO countries began joint anti-mine operations in the Black Sea to increase the safety of shipping.
The Navy spoke about changes in the work of the maritime corridor
Over the past six months, it has been possible to expand the capacity of the Ukrainian maritime corridor. In particular, there is no danger of remote mining.
A record number of cargoes were transported through the Ukrainian maritime corridor
During the 10 months of operation of the Ukrainian maritime corridor, 55 million tons of cargo were transported.
The US Department of State: unblocking the ports has become an extraordinary success for Ukraine
The expulsion of the Russian fleet from the western part of the Black Sea by the forces of Ukraine is an incredible achievement of Ukraine and one of its extremely important successes.
The delegation of the Weimar Triangle visited the port of Odesa
High-ranking officials of the EU member states got acquainted with the work of the sea corridor, and also saw the consequences of Russian attacks on the port.
The US ambassador: about 1,850 ships have already been sent from the ports of Odesa
Since the beginning of the operation of the Ukrainian sea corridor, it has been possible to export 52 million tons of agricultural products and other goods.
All-Ukrainian Agrarian Council: There is potential to more actively use the ports of Ukraine in 2024/25 MY
This season, the total export of grain from Ukraine is about 50 million tons. In the next MY, according to the expert, more active use of ports is possible.
British intelligence: potential for recovery of Ukraine’s economy is high
About 1,600 transits of ships and the export of 45 million tons of cargo were ensured by the work of the Ukrainian maritime corridor.
In the ports of Great Odesa, due to alarms, the ship can be loaded for three days
Despite the stable operation of the Ukrainian maritime corridor, ships are loaded for three to five days.
