In February 2026, transport volumes via the “Solidarity Lanes” accounted for approximately 60% of Ukraine’s imports compared to nearly 30% through the Black Sea. They also handled about 60% of Ukraine’s non-agricultural exports. As for grains and milling products, the balance remains different: approximately 15% moves via the “Solidarity Lanes”, while 85% goes through Black Sea ports.

Since May 2022, the corridors have enabled the export of approximately 209 million tons of Ukrainian goods. These include about 98 million tons of agricultural products, as well as 111 million tons of non-agricultural goods such as ore, steel, and related products.

Imports were also significant. Over the same period, about 100 million tons of goods were brought into Ukraine via the “Solidarity Lanes”, including fuel, vehicles, fertilizers, military goods, and humanitarian aid.

In value terms, the total trade volume through the corridors is estimated at approximately 270 billion euros. About 72 billion euros accounted for Ukrainian exports and nearly 198 billion euros for imports into Ukraine.

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