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ARMA sells seized Russian ore that was planned to be exported by sea from Odesa
The National Agency for Detection, Tracing and Asset Management (ARMA) has put up for sale more than two thousand tons of seized Russian ore.
Russian ship anchors near vessel that could damage cables in the Baltic Sea
The Russian missile corvette Mercury has anchored in the Kattegat Strait, near the “Yi Peng 3”, which is believed to have damaged two underwater cables.
Turkey’s closure of the straits prevented Russia from capturing Odesa and Mykolaiv, says Ukrainian ambassador
The Montreux Convention prevented Russia from using its maritime superiority to capture Odesa, Mykolaiv and other territories.
South Korea allocates $6 million to support Grain from Ukraine
South Korea plans to provide humanitarian aid worth $6 million under the Grain from Ukraine initiative.
Russia has already attacked 321 infrastructure facilities in Ukrainian ports
During the operation of the sea corridor, Russia attacked more than 20 civilian vessels and more than 60 food infrastructure facilities in Ukrainian ports.
The Cabinet of Ministers approved the plan for implementing the Maritime Security Strategy of Ukraine
The strategy aims to protect the coast, inland waters, restore infrastructure and counter Russian aggression.
Defense Intelligence special forces received training on high-speed combat boats (video)
Special forces of the Ukrainian Navy’s Military District have completed a course in the management of high-speed combat boats and ships at the Skipper School.
The Russian USC’s shortfall in ship production funds reaches almost $10 billion
This is allegedly due to the fact that the contract price is lower than the cost of ship production.
EU importers are hesitant to buy Ukrainian corn, — ASAP Agri
Despite attractive prices, European buyers are in no hurry to buy corn from Ukrainian agricultural producers.
Lithuanian ports want to prevent the transshipment of grain stolen by Russia
Ukraine and Lithuania have signed a Memorandum of Understanding on the Grain Inspection System.
Russia Delivers One Million Barrels of Oil to North Korea Despite UN Sanctions
Russia has supplied more than a million barrels of oil to North Korea since March 2024, likely in exchange for weapons and troops.
A sea mine exploded in Sevastopol
A sea mine exploded in the Strelka Bay area of temporarily occupied Sevastopol due to a storm.
Britain exposes scheme to circumvent oil sanctions using fake certificates
The British Sanctions Enforcement Agency has identified cases of the use of fake certificates to circumvent price limits on Russian oil.
Poland extends investigation into construction of canal bypassing Russia until April
The investigation into corruption in the construction of the Vistula Spit has been extended until April 17, 2025.
In the direction of the ports of Great Odesa, the number of grain wagons increased
As of November 11, 7,150 wagons with grain are moving in the direction of the ports of Great Odesa.
Ukrainian ports exported sunflower oil worth $4.4 billion
Sunflower oil ranks first among export items in the seaports of Ukraine.
Netherlands tightens security measures in North Sea due to threats from Russia
The Dutch government will involve private companies in strengthening security in the North Sea amid a possible sabotage in the Baltic Sea on the eve.
Sweden investigates involvement of Chinese ship in sabotage in the Baltic Sea
Swedish prosecutors are investigating the possible involvement of a Chinese ship in the damage to cables in the Baltic Sea.
