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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.
The deadline for submitting documents to the concession participants in the port of Chornomorsk has been extended
The Ministry of Development has extended the deadline for submitting documents for safety monitoring within the framework of the concession in the port of Chornomorsk.
EU not doing enough to stop Russia’s ‘shadow fleet’, says European Parliament President
The bloc needs to do more to ensure that the “shadow fleet” ships do not continue to sail in European waters.
Agro-Region sold to Kernel without price reduction despite war risks
The sale of Agro-Region to the Kernel agricultural holding took place without a price reduction despite the war risks.
The Council launched the second stage of land reclamation reform: what will change for irrigation
According to the new rules, all earned funds will be directed to the development of state land reclamation infrastructure.
Britain prepares new sanctions against Russia’s “shadow fleet” over restrictions circumvention schemes
The UK plans to continue to renew and strengthen sanctions against Russia in order to block channels for their circumvention.
Russian companies sold oil, yachts and coal from occupied territories of Ukraine, bypassing sanctions
One of the yachts is linked to former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev, who allegedly bought it for $4.4 million in 2024.
New EU sanctions package against Russia may include restrictions on Georgian port
The draft of the 20th package of sanctions of the European Union against Russia includes an evidence base and sanctions against the Georgian port of Kulevi.
Among the key threats are Russia’s attempts to restrict Ukrainian maritime logistics, — Vysotskyy
The importance of economic recovery was discussed at the conference on the strategic partnership between the United States and Ukraine.
Icebreaker “Noospfera” will deliver Ukrainian researchers to Vernadskyy Station
The icebreaker “Noosfera” will deliver the team of the 31st Ukrainian Antarctic Expedition (UAE) to the “Akademik Vernadskyy” station.
Transneft reduced oil flow into its system by a quarter due to Ukrainian drone attack
Russian oil pipeline monopoly Transneft has cut crude oil flows into its system by a quarter.
Chinese tanker with Russian diesel heads to Cuba despite US threats
The ship may arrive on the island in early March, despite US warnings about possible sanctions against countries that supply fuel to Havana.
Canada imposes sanctions on 100 Russian vessels and lowers oil price ceiling
The decision is aimed at increasing economic pressure on Russia, reducing its energy revenues and narrowing its financial capabilities.
US warns Ukraine over attacks on Russian port of Novorossiysk
Ukraine has received an official warning from the United States after Ukrainian drones attacked the port in Novorossiysk.
Australia announces sanctions against Russia’s “shadow fleet”
Australia has strengthened sanctions against Russia ahead of the fourth anniversary of its full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
Ukraine’s transport sector needs have increased by over 20% due to Russian attacks on railways and ports
Due to the intensification of Russian attacks on Ukrainian railways and ports in 2025, the needs of the transport sector increased by approximately 24%.
Britain imposes sanctions on one of the largest operators of the “shadow fleet”
The UK government has announced the largest package of sanctions against Russia in four years since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
A presentation of the concession project in the port of Chornomorsk will take place in Turkey
A presentation of the concession project in the port of Chornomorsk for potential investors will be held in Istanbul (Turkey).
Grain exports through ports remain dominant, but demand for oil has weakened
The share of shipments to ports in the structure of rail grain exports is stable at 91%.
