Another grain ship has left a Ukrainian port using a temporary corridor that bypassed Russia's blockade of the Black Sea. This is the second vessel to make this maneuver, Minister of Communities, Territories and Infrastructure Oleksandr Kubrakov reports on Facebook.


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It is noted that the second vessel loaded with grain left the Ukrainian port of Chornomorsk. It is the Palau-flagged bulk carrier Aroyat, which arrived in Ukraine last week and is on its way with 17.6 thousand tons of Ukrainian wheat for delivery to Egypt.


This event is a test of Ukraine's ability to resume its maritime export operations after Russia withdrew from the grain deal and effectively blocked part of the Black Sea.