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Ukraine has already received more than UAH 2.2 billion in revenues, thanks to the assets of russian federation and Belarus, which were seized by the Bureau of Economic Security.

On December 7, russia was expelled from the Parliamentary Assembly of the Organization of Black Sea Economic Cooperation (PABSEC).

The United States and Great Britain agreed to increase imports of American liquefied natural gas.

The construction of the road bridge across the Dniester was agreed upon by the middle of 2023.

Another 149,300 tons of grain for Asian and European countries were sent from the ports of Great Odesa.

akistan will buy crude oil from russia at a reduced price due to the balance of payments crisis.

Turkey is upgrading its fleet with carriers for the new Bayraktar TB3 unmanned aerial vehicles.

Japan has set a limit on oil from russia at the level of $60 per barrel (d/b) – immediately after the agreement between the G7 countries and Australia on the price limit for russian raw materials.

This year, from January to November, Ukraine exported 50.9 million tons of agricultural and food industry products.

The total amount of announced contributions to the Grain from Ukraine program from its participants is currently almost $190 million.

JSC “Ukrzaliznytsia” received 1.3 billion in income from the commercial use of seized railway cars and containers belonging to russian and Belarusian companies.

Poland did not support the idea of building a new broad-gauge railway for Ukraine.

Revenues of the russian budget from oil production and export decreased by 25%.

Exports of Ukrainian products through the “grain corridor” fell by 1 million tons due to delays in inspections by the Joint Coordination Center in Istanbul.

The General Directorate for the Supply of Goods to Egypt purchased 175,000 tons of Ukrainian wheat. This is the first batch of Ukrainian wheat purchased by Egypt since the beginning of the war.

Since December 3, JSC “Ukrzaliznytsia” has temporarily banned cargo transportation to Moldova, as well as transit to Romania.

After the G7 countries and the European Union introduced a “price ceiling” for russian oil, a traffic jam with tankers formed in the waters of Turkey.

As a result of the blocking of Mykolaiv port by the actions of the russian fleet, the company “Nibulon” reduced its exports by 88%.