Ukrainian grain and food are successfully exported by sea to dozens of countries around the world. This mode of transport is important for delivering agricultural products from Ukraine to various countries worldwide - from Asia to Latin America.
According to Deputy Prime Minister Oleksiy Kuleba, more than 90% of Ukrainian agricultural products are exported by sea. This is important not only for Ukraine but for the global market as well. Despite the difficult conditions, the ports continue to operate thanks to the professionalism of the workers who ensure logistics and safety in the face of constant risk.
'The corridor operates despite regular rocket attacks. Since its inception, 423 port infrastructure facilities have been damaged. 32 civilian ships have been affected. 115 people have been injured. There are fatalities. But port operations continue - thanks to the professionalism and resilience of the people who ensure loading, logistics, escort, security, and coordination in conditions of constant risk. I am grateful to everyone for their work.'
The export of Ukrainian grain and food through maritime routes is an important sector for the Ukrainian economy and helps ensure stability in the global market. Port workers, despite challenging circumstances, continue their work with professionalism and dedication.