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UZ subsidiary launches route between Ukrainian cities and Polish port of Gdansk
A subsidiary of JSC Ukrzaliznytsia — UZ Cargo Poland — has organized a direct intermodal connection between the port of Gdansk and the cities of Ukraine.
EBA calls for the abolition of export duties on soybeans and rapeseed
The European Business Association calls for the abolition of export duties on soybeans and rapeseed, as well as for a mechanism for refunding duties already paid.
Panamaxes are becoming more expensive due to activity in the ports of Great Odesa
The growth of new orders for grain shipments from deep-sea ports has raised rates for the large-tonnage fleet.
A container terminal has been opened in the Kyiv region, which plans to connect the ports of Great Odesa with EU ports
The first phase of the production and logistics complex “Container Terminal Fastiv” was opened in Fastiv.
Since the beginning of the year, the Odesa USPA branch has spent over UAH 60 million on repairs
The largest expenses were repairs of vessels and berths, as well as the renewal of other port infrastructure.
NATO strengthens defenses in the Baltic Sea due to increased Russian activity
The Baltic countries, Scandinavia, Poland, Germany, as well as France and the Netherlands joined the operation.
Ukrainian scouts on boats made another landing on the Tendrivska Spit (video)
Fighters from the Viking Naval Operations Center conducted an operation on the Tendrivska Spit on boats and destroyed the “Vityaz” tractor.
Video surveillance systems are being reconstructed in the port of Izmail for almost 4 million
Izmail port has determined the winner of the tender for the modernization of the video surveillance system. The cost of the work will be UAH 3 million 947 thousand.
The court closed the case against the former deputy director of the Odesa port
A court in Odesa has closed the case against the former deputy director of the Odessa Port, who was accused of official negligence.
Russia could have given North Korea a nuclear reactor for a submarine, media reports
South Korean intelligence has received information that Russia has transferred modules of a nuclear power plant for submarines to the DPRK.
Ukrainian corn price may rise to $230/t in October
Ukrainian corn exports remained low in September, but a sharp recovery in the market is expected in October.
Russian vessels actively collect data on submarine cables in Europe, — TsPD
British media and analysts report that Russian reconnaissance vessels and drones are actively collecting data on underwater cables and pipelines in Europe.
Australia tightens sanctions against Russian oil and “shadow fleet”
Canberra has lowered the price ceiling for Russian oil to $47.60 per barrel and added 95 more ships to the sanctions list.
Poland plans to lay a Eurorail from Silesia to the port of Odesa
The construction of the railway connecting Silesia with Odesa involves investments and the acquisition of land along the tracks.
Russia’s old fleet could cause a fishing crisis in the aggressor country
Today, the Russian naval fleet of industrial vessels is 820-830 units, and 65% of them are already over 30 years old.
NATO ships detained a Russian vessel in Swedish waters
The Swedish Coast Guard and two NATO ships have launched a security operation after the Russian fishing vessel Mechanic Stepanov found itself in the Öresund Strait near Sweden.
Two “bulk-carrier thieves” with Ukrainian grain are in the Yalta Bay
Vessels are waiting for permission to enter the port of Sevastopol to load stolen grain.
The leader of the “Donetsk People’s Republic” was declared a suspect in the robbery of the Mariupol seaport
These are products of the Azovstal and Ilyich steel plants, which the occupiers illegally transferred to the benefit of the Russian Federation.
