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More than 8,000 wagons with agricultural products are moving in the direction of sea ports
Currently, 8,151 wagons with grain cargoes are heading to the ports of Great Odesa.
Zelenskyy: exports through the maritime corridor have already crossed the mark of 12 million tons of cargo
More than 12 million tons of goods have already been transported through the maritime corridor in the Black Sea.
Ukraine is working on the maritime export of Mining and metallurgical complex cargo
In September, the first ships with metal went through the temporary sea corridor, and in November, the overall increase in sea exports was recorded by 70%.
“Kernel” acquired terminals in Reni and Chornomorsk
By the end of December 2023, Agroholding “Kernel” plans to complete the agreement on the acquisition of 100% of the shares of “Reni-Oil” LLC. Also in 2023, the company acquired assets in the port of Chornomorsk.
Russia may soon launch an ammonia export terminal in the port of Taman
An ammonia and nitrogen fertilizer transshipment terminal under construction at the Russian port of Taman on the Black Sea is scheduled to begin its first shipments in early 2024.
Ports of Great Odesa process more than 900 wagons with grain every day
The volume of average daily unloading of grain in the ports of Great Odesa is currently 931 wagons.
Forecast: the export of goods via the sea corridor may increase to 7 million tons per month
The export of goods through the Ukrainian sea corridor may increase to 7 million tons per month, compared to the forecasted 5 million tons in December.
At night, the enemy attacked the port infrastructure of Odesa region
Another night attack of the “Shahed-131/136” type UAVs was aimed at the ports of Odesa region.
A ship on its way from the Russian Federation to Slovenia broke down in the Bosphorus
In the Bosporus strait, the ULUSOY 9 dry cargo, which was on its way from Russia to Slovenia, stopped due to an engine failure.
Sea exports compensated for losses from the blockade of the border with Poland
The operation of the sea corridor partially compensated for the losses from the blockade of the Polish-Ukrainian border. Thus, in November, GDP grew by 4%.
