Through trade routes that have opened up as a result of the Russian war, the European Commission has revealed that more than 14 tonnes of agricultural products have already been exported from Ukraine.
UNHCR spokesman, based in Brussels, said on Monday that 15 tons of non -agricultural commodities were exported, pointing to iron and steel as examples of that.
It’s important to note that the so-called “solidarity lanes” were established in May of last year with the primary goal of expanding current trade routes in order to develop alternatives to exports across the Black Sea.
Over the course of the war, the Ukrainian ports in the Black Sea were brought for a long time, and by using a large number of shipping trains, sandals or trucks with many individuals and less bureaucratic procedures, the goal was to find treatment through other trade methods.
A deal on grain exports from Ukraine across the Black Sea negotiated by the UN and Turkey in July was suspended by Russia yesterday, on Saturday.
29 million tonnes of exports from Ukraine via the solidarity routes
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