Noi proceduri de intrare pe canalul Sulina pentru a reduce perioada de aşteptare a navelor, după ce atacurile ruseşti au blocat porturile ucrainene de la Marea Neagră

Ukrainian authorities will allow ships to enter the Danube ports via the Sulina Canal while still in the Black Sea, aiming to reduce waiting times. This change comes after Russian attacks blocked Ukrainian Black Sea ports, redirecting cargo shipments, including grains, to the Danube. The new procedure is expected to facilitate more efficient entry for vessels and decrease unnecessary delays. However, long waiting times and increased transport costs have affected grain deliveries to Egypt, extending delivery times significantly. Ukraine's grain exports have decreased compared to previous years, highlighting the ongoing challenges in the shipping sector.