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New risks in the Black Sea: how the market reacted to the attack on tankers carrying sanctioned oil
The drone strike on two tankers of the Russian “shadow fleet” off the coast of Turkey has become yet another signal about the vulnerability of the Kremlin’s oil logistics. At the same time, it has already forced insurers to reassess risks in the Black Sea.
Zelenskyy: Ukraine is ready to help the US in unblocking the Strait of Hormuz
The President emphasized that the issue of the Strait of Hormuz is primarily dealt with by the United States, and Ukraine is ready to provide support if necessary.
Ukraine’s freight market seeks balance amid fuel price volatility, — ASAP Agri
Shipowners are raising prices, relying on rising bunker costs, while charterers are increasingly agreeing to compromise levels.
Former Minister of Agricultural Policy was given a preventive measure in the grain fraud case
The investigation considers former Minister Mykola Solsky to be the organizer of a scheme to sell 7 thousand tons of non-existent corn.
The Defense Intelligence has exposed more than 50 vessels that contribute to the Russian aggression against Ukraine
The updated list includes tankers, as well as cargo ships that cooperate with the aggressor and enter closed ports in the temporarily occupied territory of Ukraine.
Fire breaks out in Ust-Luga port after UAV attack
In Russia, after the attack by UAVs on the night of March 29, there is damage to the port of Ust-Luga.
Russian oil companies may declare force majeure due to attacks on Baltic ports
Force majeure may be declared due to non-fulfillment of contracts for supplies to India and China.
The Russian Federation attacked one of the ports of Great Odesa this morning
Several hits were recorded on the territory of the state enterprise and the adjacent terminal.
WFP representatives visited the port of Chornomorsk
Representatives of the World Food Program (WFP) in Ukraine paid a working visit to the seaport of Chornomorsk.
The State Bureau of Investigation reported the former commander of the Navy division on suspicion of treason
The State Bureau of Investigation reported the suspicion of the former commander of the 18th division of support vessels of the Sevastopol naval base.
Rosatom will gain access to 40% of the world’s container ports thanks to DP World
The Russian state corporation Rosatom and the port operator DP World (UAE) have agreed to create a new joint business.
Russia is solely responsible for the mine danger in the Black Sea, — Romanian Ministry of Defense
Bucharest rejected the Russian embassy’s claims about the alleged Ukrainian origin of sea mines.
Agrarian Council appealed to the government: farmers ask to launch the Odesa Port Plant and cancel import duties on fertilizers
The All-Ukrainian Agrarian Council has appealed to the government regarding the critical situation with the provision of nitrogen fertilizers to the agricultural sector on the eve of the spring sowing.
The Altura tanker, which was attacked by drones, changed its flag at least five times
The sanctioned vessel Altura, which was attacked by unknown drones in the Black Sea, departed from the port of Novorossiysk.
The Ministry of Development reported on the progress of the concession at the port of Chornomorsk
The parliamentarians asked a number of questions about the concession project, in particular about the guarantees of job preservation.
Canada imposes sanctions on 100 more vessels of Russia’s “shadow fleet”
The foreign ministry explained that this step should strengthen the fight against Russia’s attempts to circumvent international restrictions.
Enselco added 41 thousand hectares of land bank after integrating Agro-Region assets
Enselco Group, owned by Kernel founder Andriy Verevskyi, is completing the integration of Agro-Region assets acquired earlier this year.
Security systems are being inspected at the port of Great Odesa (photo)
In the Odesa region, a verification of the compliance of port facility security systems is underway in one of the ports.
Ukraine lost $1 billion due to duties on soybeans and rapeseed, — ACC
In the six months since the export duties on soybeans and rapeseed were in effect, Ukraine has lost a total of $1 billion. Farmers have lost about $200 million.