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Superyacht linked to Russian oligarch Usmanov can no longer be a frozen asset, court says
A court in Germany has ruled that the Dilbar superyacht, linked to the family of Russian oligarch Alisher Usmanov, is no longer considered frozen under the EU sanctions regime.
Putin-linked superyacht turns on AIS for first time in nearly four years and passes through Denmark Straits (video)
The superyacht Graceful, which international media associates with Vladimir Putin, has been spotted off the coast of Denmark for the first time in almost four years.
Ukraine and Croatia will share the proceeds from the sale of Medvedchuk’s yacht
Ukraine plans to share with Croatia the funds from the upcoming sale of the Royal Romance yacht seized by sanctioned Viktor Medvedchuk.
Ukraine and Estonia discussed support for port infrastructure
During the Ukraine Recovery Conference 2026, a working meeting of representatives of the Ministry of Development and the USPA, as well as the Ministry of Infrastructure of Estonia, took place.
Black Sea freight strengthens ahead of grain season
Charterers are more active in requesting rates for July shipments, and shipowners are fixing levels slightly higher than the previous ones.
About five ships are waiting to pass near Sulina and Bystre
As of June 29, there are about five vessels near the Sulina and Bystre canals, and about ten more vessels are heading to Ukrainian seaports.
Russia Arms Its Gas Carriers in the Baltics with Machine Guns
Estonian border guards have recorded heavy weapons on a Gazprom vessel in European waters for the first time.
Large-sized hubs for wind power plants were reloaded at the port of Pivdennyi (photo
Specialists of the State Port of Pivdennyi performed a technological operation to reload a specialized oversized cargo.
The head of the Spanish port called for a postponement of the ban on Russian LNG
The head of the Spanish port of Bilbao, one of Europe’s main gas import hubs, has called for a postponement of a ban on Russian gas.
Grant Thornton raised the price of Kernel shares for sell-out
The company selected by the Luxembourg financial regulator has determined the fair price of shares of the agricultural holding Kernel for the mandatory buy-out procedure.
The progress of port infrastructure repairs was checked in the port of Chornomorsk
The Chornomorsk Sea Port inspected the progress of the major repairs of berth No. 9 and the reconstruction of road infrastructure near checkpoints-2 and 3.
The development of Danube ports has long-term strategic importance, — the Ministry of Development at URC 2026
The launch of a project to study the development of ports in the Danube region with the support of the EBRD was announced at the Ukraine Recovery Conference 2026.
The Navy of the Armed Forces of Ukraine detained three violators of the state border on a small vessel
Two assault boats were deployed to intercept a small vessel with three people on board, which was heading south.
USPA and the Port of Antwerp-Bruges signed a memorandum of cooperation
The document covers the development of maritime corridors, infrastructure modernization and port resilience to military and hybrid threats.
A ship from Russia with stolen Ukrainian wheat was unloaded in Turkey
The bulk carrier Grumant unloaded more than 17 thousand tons of wheat loaded in the Turkish port of Iskenderun, loaded in the occupied Sevastopol.
Svyrydenko: partners announced first contributions to the Ukrainian Transport Support Fund
One of the key tasks of the Fund is to restore infrastructure and accelerate Ukraine’s integration into the EU transport network.
Sweden arms coast guard vessels with machine guns due to threats from Russia’s “shadow fleet”
The Ksp 58 machine guns will first be installed on the three largest boats, and the rest of the fleet will be gradually re-equipped by 2030.
Varamar, a company with Ukrainian roots, acquired its first own vessels
Varamar has entered the ship-owning business for the first time, acquiring four vessels.
