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German naval drones will be able to monitor Russia’s “shadow fleet” in the Baltic Sea
Marine drones manufactured by the German defense company Stark are equipped with a system that can detect suspicious vessels even if their transponders are turned off.
Due to the crisis in the Middle East, Britain will allow the import of fuel from Rosneft
The UK has eased sanctions against Russia to curb rising domestic prices amid an energy crisis.
Russia resumes sea transport to Tartus after fall of Assad regime
The Russian ship Sparta arrived in the Syrian port of Tartus, escorted by warships. This is the first confirmation of the resumption of Russian sea supplies to Syria after the fall of the Bashar al-Assad regime.
Ukrainian soybean prices rose by $3–8/t amid export recovery
The market was supported by local demand recovery, in particular due to increased supplies to Turkey.
Russian drones damaged the Kernel elevator in the Khmelnytskyi region
During another attack by enemy UAVs, the Kernel elevator in the Khmelnytskyi region was damaged.
Flexitanks – the new fragile cargo? What has changed and why old approaches no longer work
Disruptions to Red Sea routes, unstable schedules and increased cargo control requirements are changing the perception of flexitanks in global logistics. A format that was considered primarily a cheaper alternative to tank containers a few years ago is increasingly turning into a segment with increased operational risks.
Russian ship carrying grain from occupied Berdyansk heads to Turkey
The vessel Perun under the Russian flag loaded over 4.3 thousand tons of wheat in occupied Berdyansk.
The US extended the sanctions exemption for Russian offshore oil: what is known
The US Treasury Department has decided to extend the sanctions exemption for Russian oil transported by sea for another month.
Russia attacked Izmail’s port infrastructure at night
On the night of May 19, Russian troops struck again in the south of the Odesa region – port infrastructure facilities in Izmail came under attack.
UAV Forces hit Russian warships in the Caspian Sea
UAV Forces hit Russian warships in the Caspian Sea
Turkey likely refused to accept Russian ship Panormitis with stolen grain
The bulk carrier Panormitis, which had previously refused to unload in the Israeli port of Haifa, has left the anchorage of the Turkish port.
The Russians attacked three ships heading to the ports of Great Odesa
Currently, it is known about the third civilian ship damaged by Russian drones while en route to one of the ports of Great Odesa.
Shares of Ukrainian agricultural holdings demonstrate different dynamics on stock exchanges
According to the results of last week, the shares of Ukrainian agricultural companies Astarta and IMC showed the greatest growth.
Drones hit two civilian ships heading to Ukraine in the Black Sea, USPA says
Russia has carried out another attack on civilian shipping, as a result of which two ships heading to Ukraine were damaged.
Russia has damaged over 900 facilities in Ukrainian ports since the start of the Great War, — USPA
Despite the shelling, the maritime corridor continues to operate, and about 200 million tons of cargo have already been transported through it.
Chinese vessel comes under attack in the Black Sea
On the night of Monday, May 18, the Russian Shahed kamikaze drone attacked a Chinese merchant ship.
A crew member of a tanker from the Russian “shadow fleet” was detained in Sweden
The Swedish Coast Guard has detained a crew member of the Sea Owl tanker on suspicion of using forged documents.
Russia attacked port infrastructure in the south of Odesa region at night
As a result of the shelling, residential buildings, port infrastructure and warehouses were damaged, and two people were injured.
