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The Ukrainian Navy is ready to give an adequate response to Russia’s violation of the ceasefire at sea
In the event of a violation of the ceasefire in the Black Sea by the Russian Federation, Ukraine will take appropriate measures.

Shares of Ukrainian agricultural companies continue to fall
On the Warsaw Stock Exchange, shares of Ukrainian agroholdings mostly lost value, although some companies were able to record a slight increase.

Ukraine attacked Crimean bridge with ATACMS missiles in 2024, — NYT
Last year, Ukraine attacked the so-called Crimean Bridge with ATACMS long-range missiles, but failed to destroy it.

The ATESH movement conducted reconnaissance of the Russian Pacific Fleet base
Large anti-submarine ships and anti-sabotage boats were spotted in the bay of the Pacific Fleet of the Russian Navy in Vladivostok.

The Navy denied NYT data on the destruction of the cruiser “Moskva”
The Ukrainian Navy denied the NYT’s information that Ukraine allegedly received the coordinates of the Russian cruiser “Moskva” from the United States.

Germany confirms seizure of Russian “shadow fleet” tanker
Germany has replaced the crew on the tanker Eventin, which is part of Russia’s “shadow fleet,” and taken control of the ship’s cargo.

The agreement on silence at sea should cover Odesa and Mykolaiv, — Zelenskyy
The agreement on silence at sea was supposed to apply to both port infrastructure and the cities where it is located.

Ukraine exported over 3 million tons of grain in March
In total, since the beginning of the 2024-25 MY, Ukraine has exported over 32 million tons of grain and leguminous crops.

UGA commented on the ceasefire negotiations in the Black Sea
The Ukrainian Grain Association commented on the negotiations to ensure free navigation in the Black Sea.

USPA announced port development priorities for 2025
Business met with the new head of the Ukrainian Sea Ports Authority, Oleksandr Semurha.

Turkey is doing its part to prevent the Black Sea from becoming a conflict zone, Erdogan says
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan spoke by phone with Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Black Sea truce: How Ukraine, the US and Russia are negotiating a ceasefire (updated)
In early March, the US initiated a series of negotiations between Ukraine and Russia aimed at a ceasefire in the Black Sea and reducing the threat of attacks on energy infrastructure.
Despite the alleged agreements on safe navigation and a moratorium on strikes, Russia continues to make one demand after another, sabotaging the process that involves an unconditional cessation of shelling. Read how the talks are developing in our timeline.

India did not let a tanker with Russian oil pass
A tanker carrying Russian oil for state-owned Indian Oil Corp. was denied entry to a local port.

“Nibulon” calls for the opening of the ports of Mykolaiv and Kherson
Nibulon calls for opening of Mykolaiv and Kherson ports to be key condition of any future agreement on the Black Sea.

Putin wants to increase military presence in the Arctics
Moscow has announced its intention to more actively “defend its interests in the region,” which is turning into an arena of growing geopolitical competition.

Russia is manipulating the ceasefire in the Black Sea in its own interests, — Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Kyiv denied Moscow’s statements about returning to the Black Sea Grain Initiative and stressed that the ceasefire does not apply to Russian warships.

The British fleet escorted Russian ships near its coasts due to suspicion of espionage
In response to the growing activity of the Russian Federation in European waters, Britain has intensified monitoring of suspicious vessels near its maritime borders.

Russia wants to return the fleet to Crimea under the guise of a truce in the Black Sea, — Bratchuk
Moscow considers the goal of the negotiations on the “calm” at sea to be the restoration of control over sea routes and the return of the fleet to the occupied Crimea.