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In the US and Europe, damage to cables in the Baltic Sea is considered an accident, not sabotage.
US and European officials say accidents, not sabotage, were the cause of cable damage in the Baltic Sea.
The invaders plan to open a customs point in the port of Berdyansk
The Russian authorities will create a customs checkpoint in the Berdyansk seaport to work with foreign vessels.
Russia hopes to protect the plant “Zaliv: in Kerch from naval drones
The Russian invaders are trying to strengthen defenses on the coast of temporarily annexed Crimea.
Klaipeda Port will become a key hub for verifying the origin of Ukrainian grain
Ukraine continues cooperation with Lithuania and the UK in combating trade in stolen Ukrainian grain.
Businessman who organized extortion of grain traders to be tried in Odesa region
SBI employees have completed an investigation into an entrepreneur who was extorting money from exporters of the “grain corridor”.
Container traffic on the Black Sea is growing
The Black Sea container terminals of Bulgaria, Romania and Ukraine handled 979,000 TEU in the first nine months of 2024, including empty containers and transhipment.
Italy seizes luxury yacht of co-organizer of billion-dollar scam of State Property Fund
In Italy, the yacht of one of the leaders of the criminal organization in the case of the former head of the State Property Fund of Ukraine Dmytro Sennychenko was discovered and arrested.
Transportation of Russian oil to China tripled in price due to sanctions
The transportation of Russian oil to Chinese ports has tripled in price due to recent sanctions.
Owner of Russian tanker that sank in Black Sea declared bankrupt
Volgatransneft, which owns one of the vessels that crashed in the Kerch Strait at the end of 2024, may go bankrupt.
EU may impose sanctions on Russian fertilizers without taking into account the veto of Hungary or Slovakia
The European Commission is planning to propose imposing sanctions against Russia for the first time, without taking into account a possible veto by Hungary or Slovakia.
Kyslytsia at the UN: Russia’s oil and gas revenues must be blocked
Ukraine has called on the UN to tighten sanctions against Russia to deprive the Kremlin of the resources to continue the war.
A ship carrying timber products capsized in Russia (video)
In the Primorsky Krai of the Russian Federation, the Stepan Geyts vessel with a cargo of timber products capsized while leaving the berth.
Russians attacked port infrastructure in Izmail district at night
As a result of the shelling, there is damage to the facades of buildings and a residential building.
Bulgaria will lead NATO mine countermeasures group in the Black Sea
For the next six months, the leadership of the Mine Action Task Force in the Black Sea has passed from Turkey to Bulgaria.
Russian oil tankers could cause an environmental disaster due to their age
The Norwegian Shipowners’ Association and insurers warn that the coasts of the Baltic and North Seas are threatened with an environmental disaster every day due to the so-called “shadow fleet”.
Pivdennyi Port handled the most cargo in 2024
Last year, Ukrainian seaports handled a record 97.2 million tons of cargo, while Danube ports handled 17.3 million tons, compared to 32 million tons in 2023.
The largest importer of Russian LNG in the EU will reduce purchases by 80%
Poland, which was the largest importer of Russian liquefied natural gas (LNG), will reduce its purchases by 80% due to sanctions.
100-year deal: Britain to help Ukraine with maritime security and track grain thefts
Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Keir Starmer signed the Agreement on the 100-Year Partnership between Ukraine and the United Kingdom.
