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EBA calls on the Ukrainian government to prevent the expansion of Russian agricultural exports through the ports of the Baltic Sea by strengthening diplomatic work.

In September, the volume of Ukrainian agricultural exports increased by 22% in monetary terms and by 41% in weight compared to August.

In terms of region, analysts said, supplies through Russia’s Black Sea ports fell the most in August.

A Russian drone hit a Marshall Islands-flagged merchant ship carrying rapeseed oil in the Black Sea.

To increase the volume, the Romanian side will accelerate the repair of port and railway infrastructure.

The ship belonged to Turkey, which is making diplomatic efforts to de-escalate the situation in the Black Sea.

India has stepped up talks with Ukraine and Russia on Black Sea shipping security, grain exports and a possible halt to certain types of strikes, Indian Foreign Minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar said.

The cargo ship EMIL, which was hit by a drone near Odesa in August, is drifting in the Black Sea without a crew and without the ability to maneuver in the direction of Bulgarian waters.

Belarus has shipped its first shipment of potash fertilizers to the United States in four years after the easing of US sanctions on the Belarusian potash industry.

The Turkish ship Royad Mammadov, which was carrying grain, was hit by a drone in the Black Sea.

After the resumption of the Sulina Canal, vessel traffic is gradually recovering, but about 80 vessels are still waiting at the Sulina roadstead, and about 40 more are inside the Danube.

Instead, the funds will be used to restore damaged assets and develop alternative logistics routes.

Great Odesa received only 35 thousand tons of grain by rail in the 29 days of September — 46.5% less than a month earlier.

The strikes caused large-scale fires, but there were no casualties.

Ukraine has asked to increase the volume of agricultural transit through Europe, but Poland and Romania have said they cannot increase the volume of Ukrainian grain transit.

USM tells how Ukrainian business is restructuring warehouse and transport logistics, why one backup route is no longer enough and how the war forces to simultaneously diversify stocks, ports and delivery methods.

In the 2026 fiscal year, Kernel Agroholding sold three elevators in Cherkasy, Poltava and Kharkiv regions.

Russian forces have struck a civilian cargo ship under the flag of Liberia in one of the ports of the Odesa region.