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Unloading of grain wagons at the ports of Great Odesa and Danube decreased
The average daily volume of unloading of grain wagons in the ports of Great Odesa decreased by 244 units – to 909 wagons per day.
The Navy explained where the destroyed Russian boat was heading
The Russians used the boat to provide support for their garrisons in the temporarily occupied territories.
Vessels with 37.5 thousand tons of Ukrainian wheat arrived at Syrian ports
On Wednesday, September 3, two ships from Ukraine arrived at the ports of Latakia and Tartus.
Ukrzaliznytsia transported almost 19 million tons of grain in eight months — most of it to ports
At the same time, August volumes more than doubled compared to July due to the activation of sea exports.
After the attack on the port and the Navy ship in Izmail, ways to improve security were discussed
The Izmail Regional State Administration held a meeting with representatives of the management of port operators, SE “USPA”, law enforcement agencies and rescue services.
Since its inception, Grain from Ukraine has already shipped 290 thousand tons of agricultural products
Ukraine and its partners have delivered agricultural products to countries facing hunger and food crises.
Russian military attacked a grain warehouse in the Odesa region
On the afternoon of Thursday, September 4, the Russians fired two ballistic missiles at the Bilhorod-Dnistrovskyi district.
USPA will install additional mobile shelters in ports
Mobile shelters will be installed in the ports of Great Odesa, the ports of the Danube and the Mykolaiv region by the end of 2025.
The Ukrainian Navy has revealed the details of the explosion of a ship off the coast of Odesa
The examination of the explosion of a civilian ship in the Black Sea off the coast of Odesa on August 31 is ongoing.
Ukraine and New Zealand discussed cooperation in the production of maritime drones
In Kyiv, the Minister of Defense of Ukraine Denys Shmyhal met with his New Zealand counterpart Judith Collins.
Oil spill near Novorossiysk: pollution may spread to the coast of Ukraine
Satellite images also recorded the stretching of the oil slick that appeared during the loading of the Russian tanker.
Canada lowers price cap for Russian oil
The new price ceiling could mean a loss of up to $200 million in monthly income for Russia.
Grain and oilseed prices at ports decline after recent increases
Quotations for corn, wheat and oilseeds in the ports of Great Odesa decreased by $1-2 per ton compared to yesterday’s levels.
Vessel traffic temporarily restricted in the waters of the port of Chornomorsk
Special measures are planned on the approach channel to ensure shipping safety.
The first concession project during the Great War was launched in the port of Chornomorsk
Ukraine is launching the largest investment project in the port sector in all the years of independence.
Russia creates “Orthodox” software for ports due to sanctions
Russia is urgently trying to replace Western software for managing shipping in ports and on warships.
The EU has lowered the price “cap” for oil from Russia to less than $50 per barrel
On September 3, a new restriction on Russian oil came into effect in the European Union: the price “ceiling” was lowered from $60 to $47.6 per barrel.
Ukrainian corn enters a season of fierce competition on world markets
The simultaneous entry into the market of the American and Brazilian harvests will create a record level of supply and pressure on prices.
