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Cargo flow through the Danube may decrease to 5 million tons in 2026 — Ministry of Development
After the resumption of the ports of Great Odesa, cargo turnover in the Danube region continues to fall, and in 2026 it may decrease to about 5 million tons.
Ukrainian ports have processed 35 million tons of cargo since the beginning of the year, — USPA
Since the beginning of 2026, Ukrainian seaports have processed 35 million tons of cargo, despite a sharp increase in attacks on port infrastructure.
The Port of Chornomorsk held the first auction through Prozorro for transshipment services
The Black Sea Port successfully held the first auction in Prozorro.Sales for mineral fertilizer transshipment services.
Ukrainian ports have processed over 15 million tons of cargo since the beginning of the year
Since the beginning of 2026, the ports of Great Odesa have handled 14.5 million tons, the Danube ports – 1.1 million tons of cargo.
The port of Chornomorsk has approached the pre-war level of daily cargo turnover
After a sharp drop in volumes in the first months of the war, the port approached the historical maximum of daily transshipment for the first time during this period.
About 9 million tons of cargo were transported through Danube ports in 2025, — Ministry of Development
At the same time, constant Russian attacks on the ports of the Danube cluster have led to significant restrictions on the functioning of the ports.
100 million tons of grain transported via the Ukrainian maritime corridor
Since the beginning of the Ukrainian maritime corridor in 2023, 100 million tons of grain cargo have passed through the seaports of Ukraine.
Blackout in the ports of Great Odesa: port capacity is falling
Ports in the Odesa region are forced to slow down transshipment when Ukraine exports its maximum grain. After the latest Russian attacks on Odesa, part of the port cluster was left completely without electricity, while another part is operating only on limited generator capacity, ASAP Agri reports on Telegram. Market participants also spoke about new…
Ports of Great Odesa handled 40 million “Mykolaiv” cargo
The ports of the Odesa region have handled 150 million tons of grain, of which 40 million were previously handled by the ports of Mykolaiv.
The ports of Great Odesa have handled over 146 million tons of cargo since the start of the maritime corridor
Since the beginning of the Ukrainian sea corridor, the ports of Great Odesa have handled 146.5 million tons of cargo and processed 5,596 vessels.
