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The security service has blocked another channel of Ukrainians of conscription age fleeing abroad in Odesa.

The International Maritime Organization (IMO) ordered to recognize as false the documents of Russian sailors obtained in the occupied territories of Ukraine.

“Ukrzaliznytsia” introduced a convention for freight transportation of agricultural products to Hungary until September.

A division is being created in the State Property Fund, which will deal with the management of sanctioned property and property in the temporarily occupied territories.

On July 4, the Cabinet of Ministers appointed a new state secretary of the Ministry of Development of Communities, Territories and Infrastructure of Ukraine.

Yesterday, July 4, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Russia again reported that there is “no reason” to extend the Grain Agreement, which expires on July 17.

UN representatives are trying to find a solution that will push Russia to continue the Grain Agreement.

Currently, there will be more than 12 new terminals on the Ukrainian section of the Danube River to increase the capacity of local ports.

Two logistics projects are being developed in Odesa, which will improve the export of Ukrainian grain.

The flagship of the Ukrainian Navy, the corvette “Hetman Ivan Mazepa”, is to enter the fleet next year.

Olga Trofimtseva, special envoy of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, believes that the EU should not make concessions to Russia when deciding the fate of the Grain Agreement.

China’s Defense Minister Li Shanfu met with Russian Navy Commander Admiral Nikolai Yevmenov in Beijing and said that China hopes to “strengthen ties at all levels” with the Russian Navy.

Last month, Indian imports of Russian oil set another record — daily volumes rose to 2.2 million barrels per day.

Ukrainian farmers received $30 in losses for each ton of cargo due to the downtime of vessels involved in the Grain Agreement.

Rescuers of the State Emergency Service are examining the water area of the Mykolaiv region for the presence of explosive objects.

In June 2023, Ukraine managed to export 5.3 million tons of agricultural products, which is 3% more than in May.

Port Izmail demonstrates positive dynamics regarding the unloading of wagons with agricultural products. Volumes are decreasing in the ports of Great Odesa.

Russia may withdraw from the Grain Agreement as early as July. Ukraine is preparing alternative export routes in the event of the closure of the “grain corridor”.