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A ship that came under Russian shelling sank near Odesa
The GOLDEN LEO ship sank in the Black Sea after being shelled near Odesa on July 19.
Freight rates on the Danube have increased by more than 50% in a few days
In certain directions, the cost of transportation has almost doubled, but even this does not guarantee the willingness of shipowners to enter Ukrainian ports.
Attacks on civilian vessels in the Black Sea were the result of many years of impunity, — Ivanov
Russian attacks on civilian ships in the Black Sea were a natural result of the long-standing lack of an effective international response to attacks on merchant shipping.
SBU hits two Russian ships and a missile boat in the Caspian Sea
On the night of July 25, long-range SBU drones successfully worked on a number of military targets in the Caspian Sea.
Trump administration urges Ukraine not to attack non-Russian ships in the Black Sea, media reports
The White House has urged Ukraine not to attack non-Russian vessels in the Black Sea after a tanker chartered by the American company Chevron was hit.
Zelenskyy: Ukraine updates plan to protect grain exports
President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy said that the state is updating the plan to protect grain exports.
Suspension of the ports of Great Odesa. What to expect and how market participants are adapting
After the intensification of Russian shelling of the port and logistics infrastructure of the Odesa region, the work of the ports of Great Odesa has virtually stopped. Some shipowners have suspended operations to Ukrainian ports, and business has once again found itself in a situation where it is necessary to assess the direct risks to vessels, crews and cargo – and quickly look for alternative solutions.
USM has prepared a detailed material on what such a suspension could mean for Ukrainian exports, the freight market, insurance brokers, farmers, port operators and shipowners. Together with business and experts, we analyze how critical the current situation is, how to adapt logistics in the coming weeks and what will happen to the sea corridor in the event of further attacks by the Russian Federation.
Attacks on the ports of Great Odesa have brought to the fore the issue of military risks in maritime contracts, — Interlegal
The escalation of Russian attacks on the ports of Great Odesa is forcing market participants to increasingly turn to war risk clauses in maritime transport contracts.
Ukrzaliznytsia is preparing a “plan B” due to the suspension of ship calls to ports
JSC Ukrzaliznytsia is preparing a “plan B” for cargo transportation due to the suspension of ships’ calls to the ports of Great Odesa.
For the first time in history, the Ukrainian Navy has received the right to command NATO forces
For the first time in the history of the modern Ukrainian Navy, the unit has been officially included in the NATO maritime mine action management system.
Russia attacked port infrastructure in Mykolaiv region, two civilian vessels were damaged
On the afternoon of July 24, Russian troops attacked the port infrastructure of the Mykolaiv region with Shahed-type strike drones.
Farmers are more likely to store grain instead of selling it, — Nibulon
After launching new models of cooperation with agricultural producers, Nibulon records an increase in demand for grain storage services by approximately 30%.
A vessel carrying coal bound for Ukraine was attacked near Romania
The Liberian-flagged commercial vessel Christiana B, which was transporting coal from the United States to Ukraine, was damaged in the Black Sea.
The withdrawal of Maersk and CMA CGM from Ukrainian ports may affect not only their services, — AMEU
The suspension of Maersk and CMA CGM container services to the ports of Greater Odessa may have broader implications for the Ukrainian container shipping market.
Defense forces hit a tanker carrying fuel for the Russian army
The vessel was used to transport oil, oil products and fuel in the interests of the Russian Armed Forces.
Own fleet could protect Ukrainian agricultural exports from port blockade, expert says
Ukrainian grain traders are still hardly investing in their own vessels, which is exacerbating the crisis caused by Russian strikes on ports.
Sybiha: Ukraine needs EU support for the work of the Solidarity Paths and the Danube Corridor
Ukraine needs urgent support from the European Union to ensure the smooth operation of the Solidarity Routes and to increase the capacity of the Danube Corridor.
The number of victims of the Russian attack on the tanker Gas Lisbon has increased
One of the crew members of the gas tanker Gas Lisbon, which was attacked by Russia off the coast of Romania, died in hospital from his injuries.
