The Ukrainian maritime corridor continues to operate actively despite constant attacks on its infrastructure. Since its inception, it has handled 155 million tons of cargo, 92 million of which was grain. The country’s ports continue to ensure stable shipments, supporting the uninterrupted operation of export logistics.
The Deputy Prime Minister for Reconstruction of Ukraine – Minister for Communities, Territories, and Infrastructure Development noted that the key task is to maintain the pace of transshipment and the continuity of logistics processes. He emphasized that Odesa remains the country’s sea gateway, and that export operations, Ukraine’s economy, and global food security depend on the resilience of its port infrastructure.
The official emphasized that the government continues to strengthen port security, support logistics routes, and ensure the stability of the maritime corridor, which is a strategic destination for Ukrainian exports.