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Russia plans to restrict IMO access to vessel movement and identification data
The Russian authorities want to limit the International Maritime Organization (IMO)’s access to data on ship identification through AIS systems.
USPA has begun operational dredging in the water area of the port of Izmail
The Delta-Pilot branch of the State Enterprise “USPA” has begun operational dredging work in the waters of the Izmail seaport.
Russian vessels that entered the Black Sea are returning north
Three Russian vessels involved in the theft of Ukrainian grain are returning empty to the north of the Russian Federation.
Three Russian unmanned boats destroyed in the Black Sea (video)
he Navy of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and the Coast Guard have detected and destroyed three enemy unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs).
Dnipro shipping is being brought closer to EU rules: the technical assistance project received the fourth phase
The fourth phase will last until the end of 2027 and provides for digital vessel registers and recognition of the Ukrainian crew qualification system at the EU level.
Stolen Ukrainian barley was going to Iran as payment for Shahed drones, — SBU
The shadowy ship Xin Yu unloaded in Iran’s Bandar-Imam-Khomeini – according to the investigation, this could have been part of Russia’s payments for the Shahed drones.
Ukrainian farmers face critical staff shortages and uncertainty about bookings
The government has not yet responded to the appeal of the public union “All-Ukrainian Agrarian Council” to expand the possibilities of booking.
Yacht of Russian-linked oligarch spotted in Danish Straits: vessel may pose threat
A newly built superyacht belonging to an oligarch on the sanctions list could be used for espionage.
Oil prices fall for third day in a row amid opening of Hormuz
Two tankers carrying nearly 2 million barrels of oil passed through the Strait of Hormuz on Monday, weighing on prices as the gradual resumption of transits weighs.
Ankara responded to the Russian strike on a Turkish vessel
Turkey has officially responded to the Russian shelling of a Turkish vessel heading to Ukraine.
Shares of Ukrainian agricultural holdings have started to grow again on stock exchanges
Last week, shares of Ukrainian agroholdings traded on the Warsaw and London Stock Exchanges resumed growth.
China prepares second LNG terminal for sanctioned Russian cargo
China is preparing a second import terminal to handle liquefied natural gas cargoes from Russia’s sanctioned Arctic LNG-2 project.
Nibulon assessed the impact of UZ tariff increases on grain logistics
A 30% increase in Ukrzaliznytsia’s freight rates could increase the cost of delivering grain from the elevator to the port by $3–4 per ton.
Russia attacked three ships heading to Ukraine: sailors rescued by the Ukrainian Navy
The Russians attacked three civilian ships heading to the ports of the Odesa region. One sailor was killed, eight crew members were rescued.
The Ministry of Development plans to increase railway fares by 30% from August 1
The ministry believes that this will alleviate the financial crisis situation in UZ and ensure uninterrupted rail transportation.
The invaders’ maritime logistics in Crimea have almost exhausted their reserves, — Navy
Russia has lost the ability to use railway ferries for military logistics between the Krasnodar Territory and the temporarily occupied Crimea.
Freight from Ukraine decreased despite the start of the grain season
A drop in bunker prices of almost $200/t in two weeks and a surplus of tonnage in the Black Sea allowed charterers to maintain their advantage. Grain transportation rates from Ukraine decreased by about $1/MT in both segments — “coasters” and “handy sizes”. Roll reports this to ASAP Agri. As of the end of the week, “coasters”…
Two ships came under Russian attack: one crew member died
On the night of June 22, Russian drones attacked two civilian vessels heading to Ukrainian ports.
