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Estonia’s assistance to Ukraine’s maritime industry includes 600 million euros and support from Grain from Ukraine
The plan to restore Ukraine’s maritime industry includes a package of 600 million euros and assistance for Grain from Ukraine.
Nibulon does not rule out suspending grain transshipment through its own branch on the Danube
Nibulon may stop grain transshipment at its own terminal in Izmail due to loss of competitiveness on the Danube.
Export grain transportation by rail increased by 30%
The volume of grain cargo transportation by rail last year became a record for the last four years, exceeding pre-war indicators.
Spyed on Ukrainian Armed Forces ships: SBU detained FSB agent in Odesa
The enemy agent was transmitting data about warships and positions of Ukrainian air defense to the occupiers to help the Russian Federation plan strikes with drones and missiles.
Another stolen bulk carrier entered the Sevastopol Bay
The invaders continue to export Ukrainian grain from the temporarily occupied Crimea, using the grain terminal in Sevastopol.
Shortage of grain cargoes from Ukraine affects the Panamax market
Freight rates for grain transportation are falling due to excess tonnage supply over demand.
Ukrainian agricultural products can beat Russia on world markets, says Deputy Minister of Agricultural Policy
Ukrainian farmers should not dump on foreign markets, but win global competition, demonstrating the quality of Ukrainian agricultural products.
Ukraine collects evidence of oil pollution of the Black Sea
Ukrainian law enforcement officers are collecting evidence related to the pollution of the Black Sea with oil products.
The Grain from Ukraine initiative is planned to be expanded in 2025
This year, further expansion of the presidential initiative Grain from Ukraine is planned.
Suspension of USAID assistance will negatively affect the agricultural sector, — Ministry of Agrarian Policy
The Ministry of Agrarian Policy of Ukraine stated that the suspension of USAID programs will negatively affect the Ukrainian agricultural sector.
Russians attacked the seaport in Chornomorsk
The invaders targeted port infrastructure in the Odesa region with drones. There are casualties.
Russian port of Ust-Luga halts operations after explosions
A Ukrainian drone attack on the Russian oil port of Ust-Luga likely damaged a pipeline system that supplies crude.
Ukraine, Japan and the Netherlands will assess the consequences of the fuel oil leak from Russian tankers
Ecologists will work on a model that will help assess the scale of pollution and its long-term consequences for the Black Sea ecosystem.
Swedish boats have already started to fulfill the tasks of demining in the Black sea
Swedish Combat Boat 90 boats, transferred by partners to the Naval Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, are already performing special tasks in the Black Sea.
Ukraine proposed a new agricultural export mechanism to the EU
The Ministry of Agrarian Policy and Food has proposed a new mechanism for exporting Ukrainian agricultural products to its EU partners.
The Netherlands and Ukraine will mutually recognize seafarers’ documents
A Memorandum on the mutual recognition of diplomas and certificates of seafarers’ specialists has entered into force between Ukraine and the Netherlands.
Wealthy Russians lost more than half of their most expensive yachts
After the imposition of sanctions, about a third of the more than 70 yachts owned by Russian oligarchs abroad remained.
The founders of the terminal in Odesa lost the London arbitration
The founders of GNT Olimpex Holding, Serhiy Groza and Volodymyr Naumenko, must pay $150 million in debt and interest to investors.
