Moscow partly unblocks the Ukrainian ports of the Azov Sea

KIEV- Russia has partially unlocked access to Ukrainian ports in the Azov Sea, Ukrainian Infrastructure Minister Volodimir Omelian said on Tuesday.

"Yes, the Berdiansk and Mariupol ports are partially unblocked, the ships are heading for entry and exit through the Kerch Strait to the Ukrainian ports (...) Circulation is partly restored," said Minister.

The delivery of Ukrainian exports of grain products has been resumed, the Ukrainian Ministry of Agriculture said in a statement.

"The passage of ships carrying agricultural products from the ports of the Sea of Azov is unblocked.The loading of cereals on ships in the ports of Mariupol and Berdyansk is restored and the transport is done on a regular basis," the statement added .

The Russian forces boarded Sunday, November 25 in the Strait of Kerch, which separates the Black Sea and the Sea of Azov, three Ukrainian buildings they accuse of having crossed illegally the maritime border. The 24 Ukrainian sailors were transferred to Moscow. Ukraine has proclaimed martial law for one month in the most vulnerable areas of the country.

This military operation comes in a context tense on the "northern front" Israel by Iran's desire to arm Hezbollah. Without being devoid of ulterior motives on the side of Netanyahu, attacked on his security policy.