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The Association of International Forwarders of Ukraine has appealed to the government regarding the new tariffs of the Ukrainian Railways for container transportation.

After the incidents with the “shadow” tankers, Moscow spoke about the “growing threats” and is demonstratively looking for ways to bypass the Baltic Sea.

The company has appealed to the Japanese government for help after the EU imposed sanctions on three of its tankers carrying Russian LNG.

The European Commission, together with key EU member states, is pushing for a reduction in the export price cap for Russian oil from $60 to $45 per barrel.

In May, the volume of grain and leguminous crops exports from Ukraine fell more than twice compared to the same period last year.

A trilateral meeting of representatives of Ukraine, Romania and the European Commission was held in the city of Galati within the framework of the “Paths of Solidarity” initiative.

After Russia promised to take measures to protect its ships, it began escorting tankers from its “shadow fleet” in the Gulf of Finland.

The French government complained about grain imports from Ukraine, stating that they were “destabilizing the market.”

The European Parliament has supported a significant increase in tariffs on Russian and Belarusian fertilizers and some agricultural products.

The leader of the decline was Gazprom, whose shares fell by 3.5%, Rosneft shares fell by 1.4%, and Sovcomflot – by 2.6%.

The European Investment Bank (EIB) is implementing a program of export credit guarantees worth 300 million euros.

Due to the full-scale Russian invasion, the transport sector of Ukraine suffered losses of $36 billion.

Ukrainian tactics in the Black Sea have become a unique example of successful resistance to a numerically and technologically superior fleet.

Over the week, the market capitalization of most Ukrainian agricultural companies listed on the Warsaw Stock Exchange decreased.

A ship loaded with grain, probably exported from the occupied territories of Ukraine, has been spotted again at the grain terminal in the Dock Bay of Sevastopol.

Estonian scientists say Russian Navy has stolen a wave-measuring buoy in the Baltic Sea.

Of particular concern is the appearance of military escorts near tankers of the so-called “shadow fleet” of the Russian Federation in the Gulf of Finland.

During a massive night attack on May 25, Russian troops launched more than 10 Kalibr cruise missiles from the Black Sea.