200 vessels exported over 7 million tons of cargo through the temporary corridor in the Black Sea

Ukraine has been successfully using the temporary corridor in the Black Sea for exports, exporting more than 7 million tons of cargo through the ports of Pivdennyi, Odesa, and Chornomorsk. This was announced by First Deputy Prime Minister Oleksandr Kubrakov on his Facebook page.

It is noted that almost 5 million tons of this voluminous export activity are the products of Ukrainian farmers, which indicates the activity of the country's agricultural sector.

It is noted that from August 8 to the present, 200 ships have used the temporary corridor to leave Ukrainian ports, and 226 ships have used it to enter. This indicates intensive maritime traffic and demand for the use of the corridor.

Kubrakov emphasized that 31 vessels are currently in the process of loading in the ports of Odesa, Chornomorsk and Pivdennyi, and another 30 vessels are waiting to enter or exit through the Ukrainian corridor.

The temporary corridor was established by the Ukrainian Navy and has become an important tool for Ukraine's independence in export and import activities through the Black Sea.

According to Facebook, the successful operation of the corridor underlines its importance as an effective means of supporting economic activity and trade in the face of the geopolitical challenges Ukraine faces.