Vessels
Five vessels are heading to the ports of Great Odesa
The movement of ships continues through the Ukrainian maritime corridor, both to the exit and to the entrance to the ports of Odesa region.
“Kernel” purchased sea vessels for the transportation of grain and oil
Agroholding “Kernel” purchased two sea vessels for the transportation of grain cargoes and oil.
Chinese and Russian vessels were spotted before the sabotageon the Balticconnector
The Russian vessel “Sevmorput” and the Chinese vessel Newnew Polarbear were near the Balticconnector gas pipeline before the sabotage.
Three more ships left the ports of Great Odesa
In the morning, three vessels left the ports of Great Odesa through the Ukrainian maritime corridor.
Another foreign ship arrived at the ports of Great Odesa
Another ship arrived at Ukrainian ports through the “temporary corridor”. The ship is currently anchored near Odessa.
19 ships left the ports of Great Odesa
Two more ships left the ports of Great Odesa today. They will pass through the new “grain corridor”.
Two more vessels arrived at the ports of Great Odesa
Yesterday, October 7, two vessels — Super Henry and Castor — arrived at the ports of Great Odesa.
Three more ships are heading to the ports of Great Odesa
Three more civilian vessels are heading to the ports of Great Odesa through the temporary “grain corridor”.
Three more vessels successfully passed through the temporary corridor in Romanian waters
Vessels Ida, Olga and Danny Boy successfully passed through the Ukrainian grain corridor along the coast of Odesa region to the territorial sea of Romania.
The temporary corridor of Ukraine is capable of receiving and releasing 8 vessels per day
The ability to receive and release 8 vessels per day demonstrates that Ukraine is able to independently provide the route of the same number of vessels per day as it was during the operation of the “grain corridor” under the auspices of the United Nations.
