Ukraine Can Help Unblock The Strait Of Hormuz

Kiev can use the experience of organizing the "grain corridor".

Ukraine can help unblock shipping in the Strait of Hormuz using the experience of organizing a "grain corridor" in the Black Sea. This is what Politico writes.

On the fact that Kiev's success in breaking the Russian blockade of the Black Sea ports can be useful in the Middle East, Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky told the publication. According to him, the Ukrainian side is sharing its experience, and the Persian Gulf countries "understand" the effectiveness of defense forces in this matter.

U.S. President Donald Trump is demanding that NATO allies start fighting Iran in the strait, but they do not want to enter an armed conflict, the authors of the article write. Ukraine can offer another way: to ensure the movement of ships from Odessa region, it has sunk a significant part of the Russian Black Sea Fleet, and pushed the remnants to a safe distance.

The head of the monitoring group on the situation in the Black Sea region at the Institute for Strategic Studies of the Black Sea Andrey Klimenko said that about 200 cargo ships a month now call Odessa ports.

He said Kiev is not revealing details of its strategy, but the system is likely to include defense against air attacks, mine security and joint work of coastal artillery, aviation and unmanned units.

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