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Divers of the State Emergency Service rescued a man in the open sea
The man was spotted far from the shore near the city of Chornomorsk in the Odesa region.
The Ukrainian Navy struck the Russian Federation’s strategic energy sector with the Neptune missile
Their incapacitation will significantly complicate the logistics of the Russian armed forces.
India’s largest refinery resumes purchases of Russian oil from sanctioned companies
Despite US sanctions, an Indian refiner is buying Russian oil again – now from companies not under Western sanctions.
Hungary and Poland will not lift the ban on the import of Ukrainian agricultural products
Hungary and Poland will not lift the ban on the import of Ukrainian agricultural products after the entry into force of the updated trade agreement between the EU and Ukraine.
TEUS company entered the market of maritime agency services
The freight forwarding company has expanded its activities by launching ship agency services in the ports of Greater Odesa and the Danube.
Izmail Port Discusses Cooperation and Increase in Cargo Turnover with Turkey
The delegation of the Izmail seaport attended the consular reception of the Republic of Turkey.
The Shipping Administration calls on shipowners to employ Ukrainian seafarers
An annual international forum dedicated to Ukrainian seafarers and their contribution to global merchant shipping was held in Singapore.
Emergency restoration of the road connecting four ports of the Odesa region has been completed
Emergency road surface restoration work was carried out on 8 kilometers of the T-16-07 Kiliya – Vylkove highway.
Tariffs slow down rapeseed exports from Ukraine: volumes in October are four times smaller than last year
Rapeseed exports in October may not exceed 140 thousand tons due to the effect of the export duty – instead of last year’s 535 thousand tons.
Two large shipping lines CStar Line and STF Shipping have stopped operating in Russia
CStar Line, registered in the UAE, and the Chinese STF Shipping have ceased operations in Russian ports.
The Cabinet of Ministers supported the draft law on adapting the Ukrainian State Administration to EU standards
Ukraine is bringing the railway industry closer to the European market, the government has approved a new draft law on safety and interoperability. The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine has supported a draft law that should bring the domestic railways into line with European Union standards. This was reported on the Government website. This is…
New Zealand imposes new sanctions on 65 Russian tankers
New Zealand has announced the expansion of sanctions against the Russian oil industry and imposed new sanctions against 65 vessels of the so-called “shadow fleet”.
SBU naval drones hit 11 Russian ships and vessels: details
Since the beginning of Russia’s full-scale invasion, the SBU has hit 11 Russian ships and vessels with naval drones.
Germany may nationalize Rosneft assets due to US sanctions
Due to US sanctions, the German government has returned to the issue of nationalizing the German unit of Rosneft.
An Association of Maritime Municipalities will be created in Ukraine
Ukraine has begun the creation of the Association of Maritime Municipalities, an initiative that should unite communities on the Black Sea coast for joint development.
The former head of ARMA told how the Defense Intelligence prevented an attempt to hijack Medvedchuk’s yacht
Thanks to the intervention of the Main Intelligence Directorate under the leadership of Kirill Budanov, it was possible to prevent the theft of the “Royal Romance” yacht.
Prices for feed barley are rising in Ukrainian ports
Barley purchase prices in Ukrainian ports have risen again amid limited supply and active demand.
Ukrainian export wheat prices rise again due to active demand
Grain prices are supported by both the domestic market and exports, while farmers are holding back sales in anticipation of more favorable conditions.
