After a two-year hiatus, a Ro-Ro service has restarted between the Turkish Black Sea port of Zonguldak and the Russian Eastern Black Sea port of Tuapse. This reopening marks a significant step in restoring maritime connections in the region. The service is being operated by the “Lider Express,” a vessel registered under the flag of Cameroon, which signifies a diverse international presence in shipping operations. While the specific operating company behind this service has not been publicly named, the resumption of the Ro-Ro service is expected to facilitate trade and transport between Turkey and Russia, enhancing economic ties and providing a reliable option for moving goods across the Black Sea. This development comes after a challenging two years marked by geopolitical tensions and disruptions in maritime logistics. With the restart of the Ro-Ro service, businesses and industries in both countries can look forward to improved shipping options and increased efficiency in transporting vehicles and cargo. Overall, this resumption signifies a positive shift toward revitalizing trade routes in the region.