**Simplifying procedures for the transportation of Ukrainian goods through Romania**

At the entrance to the **Sulina Canal**, in the port areas of Sulina and Tulcea, the procedures for processing ships entering and exiting the Danube canals have been changed. In addition, Ukraine and Romania have signed an **agreement to simplify the procedures for customs clearance of transport carrying Ukrainian goods** at the border and in the port of Constanta.

The goal of simplifying these procedures is to **accelerate transit through the Sulina Canal**, where the waiting time for Ukrainian ports currently reaches **up to 17 days**.

Currently, this route through Romanian territorial waters and waterways is **being used by Ukraine to deliver goods to the Danube ports of Izmail, Reni, and Kilia** as an alternative. These ports are used to deliver **military goods and fuel** for the Ukrainian Armed Forces, and in the opposite direction, **Ukrainian agricultural products**.

The most effective way to disrupt this **important logistical channel for the enemy** is to **completely destroy critical elements of the infrastructure of Ukraine's Danube ports** using heavy firepower, such as **guided aerial bombs (FABs)**, which are capable of reaching these targets.

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