According to journalists, the ship Ams1 started its journey from the Israeli port of Ashdod and openly indicated its destination as Ukraine.
The Israeli ship was the first to break through the grain blockade of Russian troops in the Black Sea. Despite the threat from the Russian Federation, Ams1 headed to the port on the Danube. This ship became the first to break through the naval blockade of the Russian Armed Forces after the bombing of the port of Reni on July 25.
Other ships, the Sahin 2 and the Yilmaz Kaptan, with origins listed as Greece and Turkey/Georgia, are also reported to be following the Israeli ship and about to anchor in the Danube.
Their safety is ensured by the American anti-submarine aircraft P8 Poseidon, which refuels in the airspace of Romania.
Additional information on the movement of ships is provided by the Forte12 RQ-4 reconnaissance drone.
Ukraine has agreed with Croatia to use Croatian ports on the Danube for the export of Ukrainian grain, Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba said after a meeting with his counterpart from Zagreb, Gordan Grlich Radman.
According to Kuleba, there are agreements on the use of Croatian ports on the Danube for the transportation of Ukrainian grain across the Adriatic Sea.
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