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Prospects of the container market of Ukraine: what was discussed at the Expert Talks forum by EBA and GOL
USM publishes insights from the discussion “Expert Talks: Results, pitfalls and new horizons of container traffic”, organized by the EBA Transport Working Group and Global Ocean Link.
October results: which countries imported the most Ukrainian grain
Ukraine has published data on which countries imported the most Ukrainian grain in October.
Russia may have used sunken ferry Estonia to spy on NATO
Russian intelligence services could have used the site of the Estonia ferry disaster in the Baltic Sea as a platform for underwater reconnaissance against NATO.
Unloading of grain wagons in the ports of Great Odesa continues to grow
As of October 23, the average daily rate of unloading wagons in the ports of the Odesa region was 966 units per day.
Russian Navy ship spotted off German coast
The large amphibious assault ship (VDK) of the Russian Baltic Fleet, the Alexander Shabalin, has anchored near the entrance to the Bay of Lubetzky off the coast of Germany.
The wreckage of Russian tankers has still not been raised from the bottom: a new oil slick has been discovered in the Black Sea
A new large-scale oil spill of 900 tons has been discovered in the Black Sea off the coast of the Krasnodar Territory of the Russian Federation.
Norway is strengthening the Ukrainian fleet, — Commander of the Ukrainian Navy Neizhpapa
The Commander of the Navy of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Vice Admiral Oleksiy Neizhpapa, held a meeting with the Commander of the Joint Forces of Norway, Vice Admiral Rune Andersen.
Black Sea wheat prices have fallen: Algeria held a new tender with prices below $259
OAIC contracted about 600 thousand tons of soft wheat in the latest tender at a price slightly lower than the September one.
“The Russian economy is starting to suffer,” Macron commented on new sanctions against Russian oil companies
The French President called the new US sanctions against Rosneft a turning point in the joint fight against the Kremlin’s war machine.
International Black Sea mine clearance exercises begin in Turkey
The maneuvers are designed to strengthen the interoperability of fleets against the backdrop of threats in the Black Sea.
Eight ships with Ukrainian grain stuck in Egyptian ports
Eight ships carrying about 200,000 tons of Ukrainian wheat remain at the docks of Egyptian ports.
Over 50% of sanctioned vessels sail under false flags
Flag-hopping by ships reached a record high in 2025, according to data from analytics firm Windward.
Kernel agroholding is trying to sue for a terminal on the Danube
The Luxembourg company Tzedakah Funds claims the terminal in Reni, owned by Kernel.
Sanctions against Russian oil companies may have a positive impact on the tanker market
The US and EU restrictions on Russian energy are shaping a new geopolitical situation that is positive for the tanker market.
Ukraine has exported over 8 million tons of grain since the beginning of the marketing year
Grain exports exceeded 8 million tons, but almost all items show a significant decline compared to last year.
For the first time in history: a British destroyer under direct NATO command tracked a Russian ship
The Royal Navy destroyer HMS Duncan and a Wildcat helicopter monitored the Russian ship Vice Admiral Kulakov for 48 hours.
The EU adopted the 19th package of sanctions with a ban on LNG
The new sanctions package includes, in particular, a two-stage ban on imports of liquefied natural gas from Russia.
The US has imposed sanctions against Russian oil companies: among them Rosneft and Lukoil
The US sanctions also apply to about 50 subsidiaries of Russia’s Rosneft and Lukoil.
The condition of shelters and inviolability points was checked in ports on the Danube
The Deputy Minister of Community Development visited ports in southern Ukraine, as well as the Ukrainian Danube Shipping Company.
