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Russia can block the “grain corridor” after May 18 – the Ambassador
Russia may block the “grain corridor” after May 18. Then 60 days will pass from the moment the initiative was renewed in March.
Free gas from the Black Sea fields: what Erdogan promises voters
The President of Turkey, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, has announced the beginning of the flow of gas from the Black Sea deposits into the country’s energy system. He promised to provide households with free blue fuel ahead of the election.
Development of Danube ports: Kubrakov held a meeting with the President of the EBRD
Minister of Infrastructure Oleksandr Kubrakov held a meeting with the President of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) Odile Renault-Basso. They discussed the joint implementation of development projects of the Danube ports.
It became known how Poland will control the transit of Ukrainian agricultural products
Ukrtransbezpeka has published new conditions for the transit of Ukrainian agricultural products through the territory of Poland.
FT: The EU is preparing extraordinary restrictions on grain imports from Ukraine
The steps currently being discussed would ban the import of agricultural products to Poland, Hungary, Romania, Slovakia, which border Ukraine, as well as Bulgaria.
Now also online: The Shipping Administration has opened the acceptance of applications for exams
Seafarers can apply for exams to obtain an international certificate. The service is also available online, and the document itself allows you to operate a pleasure boat.
The captain of another russian vessel was informed of the suspicion
The Prosecutor’s Office of Crimea reported suspicion to another captain of a russian vessel that was transporting stolen Ukrainian grain from the peninsula.
Russia keeps three missile carriers in the Black Sea
There are 11 russian ships on combat duty in the Black Sea, including three carriers of Kalibr cruise missiles.
CMA CGM sold its 50% of the russian container operator for 1 euro
French CMA CGM sold its 50% stake in the russian operator Logoper for €1. The shares were bought by the manager of RZD Oleksandr Kakhidze.
A purchase and sale agreement for the first seaport in Ukraine was signed
The contract must be approved by the Antimonopoly Committee, after which ownership of the port of Ust-Dunaisk will pass to the buyer.
Lithuania will help export Ukrainian grain
Lithuania can help export Ukrainian grain against the background of a temporary ban on the sale of agricultural products from Ukraine to Poland.
Norwegian oil replaced russian oil on the EU market
Oil from Norway captured the European market, replacing russian energy carriers.
Grain blockade: causes and consequences of the ban on imports from Ukraine
Four EU countries have already introduced a temporary ban on the import of grain from Ukraine. In fact, it is also about the transit of agricultural products. Negotiations are ongoing, the situation is worsening due to the peak of sowing, the blockade of vessel inspections in the Bosphorus and the uncertainty of the future of the agricultural market.
Grain theft: Ukraine asks Turkey to arrest the ship
A ship with stolen Ukrainian grain, which was delivered from occupied Kerch, entered the port of Turkey.
The head of the European Commission presented a plan to solve the problem with exports from Ukraine
The President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, responded to the five EU member states and offered them a settlement mechanism.
Poland can monitor the transit of grain from Ukraine with the help of trackers
Poland will monitor the transit of Ukrainian agricultural products by tracking cargo in the SENT electronic system.
Austria is ready to help Ukraine modernize the Danube fleet
The Austrian shipyard agreed to help modernize the fleet of the Ukrainian Danube Shipping Company.
Russia wants to impose its vision of the “Grain Initiative” in the UN
The russians plan to discuss the Black Sea Grain Initiative with UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres. Before that, the terrorist country repeatedly threatened to tear up the Grain Agreement.
