Four ships resumed traffic in Odesa ports after a three-day break

Four ships resumed traffic in Odesa ports after a three-day break

Four ships resumed traffic in Odesa ports after a three-day break

Four more ships have left Black Sea ports in Odesa region after a three-day break. This was reported by The Guardian.


STC, an independent consulting company specializing in the transport sector, notes that on October 27, ship traffic resumed through the temporary Black Sea corridor.


These are the Propus, Iasos, Gloria G, and Manassa Queen vessels. Also, the tanker, bulk carrier Golden Arrow and dry cargo ship Maranta are now heading to Ukrainian ports.


Earlier, we reported that on October 26, Ukraine suspended the use of the new Black Sea grain corridor due to the threat from Russian military aircraft. This was reported by the consulting company Barva Invest with reference to the Administration of Seaports of Ukrainey. However, the Ministry of Community Development, Territories and Infrastructure of Ukraine denied this information and said that Ukrainian ports continue to process ships that have passed through the corridor.