On 27 August, the second merchant vessel successfully navigated through a temporary Ukrainian Black Sea corridor and reached Romanian waters, Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy reported on Twitter.
The vessel is the Liberian-flagged bulk carrier Primus which left the port of Odesa on 26 August through the corridor amid the Russian blockade of Ukraine's Black Sea ports.
"[The vessel] had been blocked since February 2022, loaded with steel for African consumers. We defend freedom of navigation with real deeds and the world benefits from stability," Zelenskyy wrote.
Second merchant ship leaves Odesa port through Black Sea corridor
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