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Due to the actions of the Russian Federation, the costs of the idling at the Port of Pivdennyi have already exceeded $50 million
The stevedores of the largest port of Ukraine, Pivdennyi, appealed to the President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelenskyy.

Ukraine chan duble its gran exports if the Mykolaiv port are unblocked
If the ports of Mykolaiv and Olvia are unblocked, Ukraine will be able to double its grain exports.

For almost a month, the Russians have been blocking the incoming fleet at the port Pivdennyi
The work of the Grain Initiative has resumed, but Russian representatives in the JCC continue to block the incoming fleet to the most deep-sea port — Pivdennyi.

Another dead dolphin was found near the coast of Odesa
A dead porpoise was found near the coast in Odesa. The cause of the dolphin’s death is currently unknown.

Import of the goods exceeded export by 7 billion in the first 4 months of the year
In January-April 2023, Ukraine exported goods worth 13.3 billion dollars.

China will use the Russian port of Vladivostok for domestic trade
China will use the Russian port of Vladivostok as a transit port for domestic trade.

North Korea is buying tankers to avoid restrictions on fuel imports
North Korea has been accused of “significantly violating” restrictions on annual fuel imports. The UN found that the country accelerated the acquisition of vessels for its transportation.

The defenders of Zmiinyi Island were awarded the III degree “For Courage” orders
The border guards defending Zmiinyi Island were awarded the Order of Courage of the III degree.

Britain imposed sanctions on companies that stole grain from Ukraine
Great Britain’s new sanctions against Russia concern companies that were involved in the theft of Ukrainian grain.

Frauds at the Odesa Port Plant: the court left the arrest in absentia for the former deputy
The Appellate Chamber of the High Anti-Corruption Court upheld the arrest in absentia for the ex-BPP Deputy Oleksandr Granovskyi. He is accused of organizing a scheme and fraud with funds at the Odesa Port Plant .

Sabotage on the railway in Crimea could disrupt the supply of missiles to the Black Sea Fleet of the Russian Federation
The sabotage of the railway in Crimea, which took place on May 18, could disrupt the supply of missiles for the Black Sea Fleet of the Russian Federation.

The Russian Federation will ignore inspections of vessels bound for the Pivdennyi port
The Russian side of the SCC will check ships bound for the ports of Odesa and Chornomorsk, but will “ignore” the Pivdennyi port.

Russia wants to supply ammonia to Odesa Port Plant within the framework of the Grain Agreement
The Russian Federation is trying to “attach” the issue of the operation of the Tolyatti-Odesa ammonia pipeline to the Black Sea Grain Initiative.

France sent the first patrol boats for the State Border Guard Service of Ukraine
The first two patrol boats of the Coast Guard of the State Border Service were sent from France to Ukraine.

The Shipping Administration renewed the procedure for verifying the seamen documents
The State Service of Sea and Inland Water Transport and Shipping of Ukraine carries out the procedure of verification of seafarer’s documents as usual.

Grain agreement: Vessels are still awaiting entry inspection
Despite the continuation of the Grain Agreement, not a single vessel has been inspected so far. Currently, 62 vessels remain awaiting entry inspections.

Port of Gdańsk plans to increase transshipment thanks to Ukrainian agricultural products
The operators of the Gdańsk port plan to increase the transshipment of grain to almost 3 million tons in the next two years.

The cost of renting a grain car in 2023 will be the lowest in history
The decrease in the volume of the grain harvest, the surplus of grain wagons and the transfer of a significant part of the grain cargo base of “Ukrzaliznytsia” to private vehicles will cause a significant decrease in the cost of renting grain wagons in 2023.