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Odesa region resident convicted of illegally discharging waste from ships
A resident of Odesa region was found guilty of land pollution and aiding and abetting abuse of office.
The EU is preparing to lower the ceiling price for Russian oil – new sanctions are on the way
The new sanctions package includes an updated pricing mechanism and increased control over Russia’s shadow fleet.
Russia’s only aircraft carrier, Admiral Kuznetsov, may be decommissioned
The Russian Defense Ministry may refuse to restore the aircraft carrier Admiral Kuznetsov – its repair and modernization have been stopped.
Defense Intelligence identified 20 more vessels of the Russian “shadow fleet”
The Ukrainian Ministry of Defense’s Directorate of Maritime Security identified 20 more vessels of the Russian and 11 of the Iranian “shadow fleet”.
USPA expands cooperation with Italian ports: two new memorandums signed
Agreements with the administrations of Trieste and Genoa open up new opportunities for the digital transformation of Ukrainian ports.
Grain prices rise as ports wait for increased volumes
Spike Brokers analysts record activity in the wheat, corn and sunflower oil market on the basis of DAP Odesa.
Our goal is to restore Ukrainian agriculture, make it innovative, – Koval
The strategy of the Ukrainian agricultural sector focuses on several areas. In particular, it is about attracting investments.
Kubrakov reacted to information about searches: what is known
Former Minister of Infrastructure Oleksandr Kubrakov responded to information about the SBI searches. He denied possible involvement in fraudulent schemes.
European Commission to propose floating price ceiling for Russian oil
The European Commission is expected to propose a “floating” price cap on Russian oil as part of a new draft sanctions package.
23 billion worth of grain stolen: the enemy sold agricultural products on Patrushev’s instructions
Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation Dmitry Patrushev organized a mass theft of grain from temporarily occupied regions of Ukraine. The SBU and the Prosecutor General’s Office informed him of the suspicion in absentia.
SBI conducts searches at former Minister of Infrastructure Kubrakov’s house, — Ukrainska Pravda
Previously, the former Minister of Infrastructure Oleksandr Kubrakov is being investigated as part of an investigation into the purchase of fertilizers in Belarus.
Court lifts arrest of Russian tanker Nika Spirit, which was blocking the Kerch Strait
The basis for lifting the arrest was the completion of the procedure for selling the vessel at an open auction through the Prozorro.Sales system.
USPA and European partners signed an agreement on the modernization of Ukrainian ports
Memorandum with Ukrainian Reconstruction Consortium paves the way for “smart” ports and Ukraine’s inclusion in the TEN-T transport network.
The Netherlands invests in projects to restore Ukraine’s water infrastructure and ports
New funds under the Ukraine Partnership Facility program will allow expanding cooperation in the areas of water management and maritime logistics.
Despite the war, all Western traders have returned to Ukraine, attracting up to $15 billion for exports
All major traders, who annually attract up to $15 billion for the export of Ukrainian grain, have returned to Ukraine.
Unloading of grain wagons is decreasing in the ports of Great Odesa
The average daily unloading of wagons in the ports of Great Odesa decreased by 253 wagons per day.
Estonia may block new EU sanctions package if it does not include restrictions on Russian oil shipments
Estonia has said it may block the 18th EU sanctions package if it does not include new restrictions on oil shipments from Russia.
Hungarian company considers access to Odesa port to gradually abandon Russian oil
Hungarian oil company Mol Nyrt has been criticized for remaining heavily dependent on Russian energy.
