KYIV, Feb 6 – In January, Ukraine exported 25% less agricultural products through the grain corridor than in December due to the deliberate actions of Russian inspectors to delay vessels in the Bosphorus, the Ukrainian Sea Ports Authority (USPA) reported on Sunday.

According to the authority, in January, the ports of Big Odesa handled 77 vessels and sent 3 million tons of foodstuffs to the countries of Africa, Asia, and Europe, while in December this figure was 97 vessels and 3.7 million tons of foodstuffs, respectively.