New maritime corridor from Ukraine reaches pre-grain deal levels
The new Ukrainian maritime export corridor is increasing its pace and volumes.
This was reported by the head of the Monitoring Group of the Institute of Black Sea Strategic Studies, editor-in-chief of BlackSeaNews Andriy Klymenko on Facebook.
“If in the first month there was an average of one vessel/day, in the second month – at least 4 times more. On average about three,” he noted.
According to the specialist, this is the level of indicators of the main period of work of the old grain corridor with the participation of the UN, Turkey and rf, and even more.
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