For the first time since July, the Russian Federation allowed ships with grain to leave the Sea of ​​Azov, especially from the ports "Tamariuk" and "Kavkaz", writes Bloomberg. At least one vessel has already passed through the Kerch Strait to the Black Sea. The ships received permission to leave the Sea of ​​Azov on October 26. Crews that are on the ground and ready for flight can now apply for port departure clearance. On July 10, the Russian Federation stopped shipping through the Azov-Don Sea Canal. It connects the Don River and the Azov Sea. The Russian border guard informed the shipping companies that all requests for passage through the Kerch Strait (connecting the Sea of ​​Azov and the Black Sea) will not be accepted.

For the first time since July, the Russian Federation allowed ships with grain to leave the Sea of ​​Azov, especially from the ports "Tamariuk" and "Kavkaz", writes Bloomberg. At least one vessel has already passed through the Kerch Strait to the Black Sea. The ships received permission to leave the Sea of ​​Azov on October 26. Crews that are on the ground and ready for flight can now apply for port departure clearance. On July 10, the Russian Federation stopped shipping through the Azov-Don Sea Canal. It connects the Don River and the Azov Sea. The Russian border guard informed the shipping companies that all requests for passage through the Kerch Strait (connecting the Sea of ​​Azov and the Black Sea) will not be accepted.