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The ships that will transport grain and other agricultural products from Ukraine are covered by the fleet of the NATO country Turkey, and the Russians are unlikely to take an indirect look at the grain corridor because it is protected by the navy of a NATO member. Roman Sweden, a military instructor pilot colonel of the Ukrainian Armed Forces Reserve, spoke about it today on the Freedom TV channel. He pointed out that the Turkish Fleet is much more powerful than the Russian Fleet and that it is important to remember that Turkey prevents access to the Black Sea through the Bosphorus, so if a missile is fired in the direction of the grain corridor, it will likely miss its target,The Black Sea Fleet, the baby, will have been beaten for a few days, and I don't think we'll hear anything again in this life about the Black Sea Fleet, the Bo The expert affirmed that in doing so, the Ukrainian air and missile defense systems will not even be utilized to ensure the security of the grain corridor, namely ships, but that at the very least, this system can be used to cover the ports in the area around, say, Odessa and ports. It can be stretched around the coast with just one system, and this system is adequate to cover the ports. Using one system is the best course of action here. Mikhail Neprin, the first vice president of the Ukrainian Chamber of Commerce and Industry, is quoted as saying that the grain corridor's operations are no longer in any way dependent on Russia because Ukraine, Turkey, and the UN decide on the routes and the number of vessels. Either Iris TSLM or Nasam Roman's featin hold this interpretation.