A traffic jam of more than 90 vessels loaded with Ukrainian grain was formed at
A traffic jam of more than 90 vessels loaded with Ukrainian grain was formed at the entrance to the Danube Delta in the Black Sea — Marinetraffic
Carriers of crops are waiting in line to pass through the Romanian Sulina Channel. The recent opening of the Kiliya branch, the passage through which has become safer after the liberation of Zmiinyi Island from the Russians, can help to relieve the route.
Ukrainian shipping magazine: However, shipping through the Kiliya branch will still not be able to provide Ukraine with some of the exports previously carried out through the ports. The depth of the distributary channel does not allow the passage of large dry cargoes with grain.
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