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Zelenskyy: Russia must not turn the Black Sea into "dead zone"

Strengthened cooperation with Romania will secure Ukrainian grain corridor via Moldova and prevent the Black Sea from becoming a closed area for shipping. 
Zelenskyj calls the recently concluded strategic relations with Romania "a new force for the entire Black Sea region."
Zelenskyj calls the recently concluded strategic relations with Romania "a new force for the entire Black Sea region."
by METTE GRUBE CONDRUP

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy wants to avoid Russia turning the Black Sea and Danube region into a depreciated ”dead zone” at all costs. 

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