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The Black Sea freight market froze in anticipation of the new season
Despite the fact that rates remain at a stable level, market participants are hoping for a revival with the start of the new harvest season.
USPA will purchase a new vessel for Danube Ports
The Ukrainian Sea Ports Authority (USPA) has announced the purchase of a multifunctional vessel for ports on the Danube River.
Port of Chornomorsk seeks salvation from railway tariffs in private traction
The introduction of private locomotive traction to the port of Chornomorsk may be a response to tariff inequality among Ukrainian ports.
Some container lines have stopped calling at Ukrainian ports due to shelling
Global container lines that resumed operations in Ukrainian ports last year have suspended operations after the next round of shelling.
Canada imposes sanctions on over 200 “shadow fleet” vessels
Canada has added 201 vessels to the sanctions list, as well as 77 individuals and 39 legal entities.
“Shadow Fleet” Tanker Passed Through Estonian Waters at Night to Avoid Detention
The oil tanker Marathon from the Russian “shadow fleet” tried to pass unnoticed in the exclusive economic zone of Estonia.
A tanker belonging to Russia’s shadow fleet is on fire near the Strait of Hormuz (video)
Two oil tankers collided near the UAE. One of them is a tanker from Russia’s “shadow fleet.”
Great Britain announces new sanctions against the Russian shipping sector
On Tuesday, June 17, the UK announced further sanctions against Russia over the war in Ukraine.
USPA begins repairs to berths at Reni port
The repair of four berths, which will cost over UAH 12 million, is planned to be completed by the end of the year.
EU imposes tariffs on agricultural products and fertilizers from Russia and Belarus
The European Union plans to gradually restrict imports from these countries to weaken the Kremlin’s economic ability to finance the war against Ukraine.
Ukraine almost lost Medvedchuk’s yacht due to inaction of the Prosecutor General’s Office, — People’s Deputy
The Prosecutor General’s Office tried to sabotage the arrest of Viktor Medvedchuk’s Royal Romance yacht.
Turkey increases fees for passage through the Bosphorus and Dardanelles straits
Starting next month, Turkey will increase the cost of passage for ships through the Bosphorus and Dardanelles straits.
ARMA initiates sea ban for nine arrested vessels
The Asset Tracking and Management Agency initiates the renewal of the sea ban for nine arrested vessels.
UGA warned about the consequences of introducing export duties on soybeans and rapeseed
The Ukrainian Grain Association calls on the parliament to reject the “oil amendments” — export restrictions on soybeans and rapeseed.
Russia spreads fake news about Ukraine and Britain preparing sabotage in the Baltic Sea
Russian propaganda claims that Ukraine and Britain are allegedly preparing sabotage in the Baltic Sea.
EU will not lower Russian oil price ceiling without G7 support
The proposal to limit the price of Russian oil to $45 per barrel will not be included in the new sanctions package due to the lack of unity among partners.
Medvedchuk’s yacht will be sent for maintenance to a Croatian port
The superyacht Royal Romance will soon be transported to the port in the city of Trogir, accompanied by a police boat and a security company boat.
GPS interference from Russia will not stop even after the war ends
The Lithuanian Minister of Transport has called on EU countries to prepare for a long-term threat to navigation systems from Moscow and Minsk.
