Millions of tonnes of grain have been transported through the Port of Constanța and on the Danube as part of the solidarity corridors.

Omissions

• The European Commission data (96 Mt of grain via the Solidarity Lanes; ~240 Mt of goods) covers all Solidarity Lanes routes combined, not only Constanța and the Danube, so the Romanian share is smaller than the aggregate figure.
• The claim quantifies only as 'millions of tonnes' and gives no figure for the split between the Port of Constanța and the Danube route, nor a reference period; cumulative volumes through Constanța have fluctuated strongly year to year (record flows in 2022-2023, decline afterwards).
• The word 'decisively' is an evaluative political judgement, not a measurable fact.

Sources

• PrimaryEuropean Commission – DG MOVE, 'Solidarity Lanes: Latest figures – September 2026'Since May 2022, the Solidarity Lanes have allowed Ukraine to export ca. 240 million tonnes (Mt) of goods, according to data from the Ukrainian ...
• PrimaryEuropean Commission – EU-Ukraine Solidarity Lanes (topic page)Since May 2022, the Solidarity Lanes have allowed Ukraine to export around 235 million tonnes of goods, including around 96 million tonnes of grain, oilseeds, ...
• PrimaryGovernment of Ukraine (kmu.gov.ua) – Ukraine and Romania strengthen cooperation on agro-exports via ConstanțaAbout 70% of this volume was transported by rail and road directly to the port of Constanța.