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Grain cargo was the most transported in containers by rail this year
Grain accounted for 31% of cargo transported in containers by rail in the five months since the beginning of 2025.
Russian ship for the first time openly escorted “shadow fleet” tankers through the English Channel
The Russian Navy has been deployed to protect sanctions-busting vessels, with experts viewing this as a test of the West’s response.
Russia benefits from the tanker traffic crisis in the Persian Gulf
Shipowners and traders are reacting to the escalation of risks in the Strait of Hormuz: freight rates are rising and pressure on the energy market is increasing.
Bilhorod-Dnistrovskyi Port is looking for new routes in the Middle Corridor
Bilhorod-Dnistrovskyi Port presented Ukraine’s transit potential at a transport forum in Kazakhstan.
EU prepares for possible war with Russia: 75 billion euros invested in ports and transport
The project will be the largest defense infrastructure investment in Europe since World War II.
Shares of Kernel and other agricultural holdings continued to fall
During the week, the share prices of most Ukrainian agricultural companies traded on the Warsaw Stock Exchange continued to decline.
Norway will finance the development and production of surface drones in Ukraine
Norway has allocated about 6.7 billion Norwegian kroner to support the maritime coalition, which it leads jointly with the United Kingdom.
A man was convicted in the Odesa region for passing photos of the Izmail port to the Russians
A court in the Odesa region found a local resident guilty of treason, who, in particular, gave the Russians a photo of the port of Izmail.
Danish pilots help Russian tankers pass through straits between the North and Baltic Seas
Employees of the Danish state pilotage service DanPilot are helping Russian tankers pass through the straits between the North and Baltic Seas.
Oil prices could soar to $80/barrel and higher due to US attack on Iran’s nuclear facilities, — Bloomberg
The US attack on Iran and the subsequent possible developments could cause oil prices to soar to $80/barrel or higher.
EU postpones price cap on Russian oil due to situation in Middle East
EU to scrap proposals to cap Russian oil at $45/barrel due to Israel-Iran conflict
Ukraine spoke for the first time at the session of the IMO Maritime Safety Committee
The Ukrainian delegation spoke in London during the 110th session of the Maritime Safety Committee of the International Maritime Organization (IMO). This was reported by the Ministry for Development Communites and Territories of Ukraine. The Ukrainian delegation at the event was headed by Deputy Minister Andriy Kashuba. In particular, during his speech, he drew attention…
Demand for the new crop is growing, but farmers are in no hurry to sell
Despite the active demand for the new crop, Ukrainian farmers are refraining from forward contracts due to the discrepancy between prices and their expectations.
Russian tanker “Khatanga” set for scrapping after eight years of downtime in Poland (video)
The Russian tanker “Khatanga”, which has been in the port of Gdynia since 2017, has finally left the berth and set off for Denmark.
Ukraine and Sweden have agreed on mutual recognition of seafarers’ documents
Ukraine and Sweden signed a Memorandum of Understanding in London on mutual recognition of diplomas and certificates of seafarers.
USPA will repair the overpass in the Odesa port for UAH 31 million
The Odesa branch of the State Enterprise “Ukrainian Sea Ports Authority” announced a tender for the final stage of the reconstruction of the second stage of the transport overpass. The expected cost of the reconstruction work amounted to UAH 31.38 million, the “Ukrainian Sea Ports Authority” reports. The department emphasized that the reconstruction is necessary…
Cocaine through the port of Odesa: members of international drug trafficking received a sentence
Three members of the world-famous criminal organization “Ndrangheta”, who were involved in cocaine smuggling, received 11 years in prison with confiscation of property.
France continues to deny Russian ship “Standart” entry into its ports
The Russian ship “Standart” was banned from entering the ports of the French department of Ile-de-Vilaine, in particular the largest one – Saint-Malo.
