Ukrainian ports have successfully processed 40 million tons of cargo this year, demonstrating a level of resilience that defies the scale of ongoing hostilities. Kuleba confirmed the figures via Telegram, emphasizing that the maritime export route continues to function despite the high frequency of strikes. The persistent drone attacks represent a sustained effort to disrupt Ukraine's economic lifeline, yet the logistics network shows no signs of full collapse.
Russian drone strikes target Ukrainian ports over 1,500 times in 2026
Over 1,500 Russian drone strikes have targeted Ukrainian port infrastructure since the beginning of 2026, according to Deputy Prime Minister Oleksiy Kuleba. Despite the unrelenting aerial campaign aimed at crippling the nation's maritime logistics, the export corridor remains operational as the state shifts millions of tons of cargo through these hubs.
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