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Due to damage to the tanks in the port as a result of massive attacks by the Russian Federation, part of the vegetable oil got onto the territory of the enterprise, the roadway, into the estuary water area with further access to the sea.

As a result of massive Russian attacks on the infrastructure of the port of Pivdennyi in the Odesa region, a leak of vegetable oil was recorded in the water area.

Oil volumes at sea have surged, with supplies stalling despite the highest shipments from Russia in 2.5 years.

Before blowing up the submarine, Ukrainian counterintelligence disabled an Il-38N reconnaissance aircraft that could “light up” underwater drones on the approach to the target. While preparing for the attack in the port of Novorossiysk, employees of the 13th Main Directorate of the Military Counterintelligence Department of the SBU hit a modernized Il-38N naval reconnaissance aircraft…

The stable operation of seaports of Ukraine and the digitalization of processes will remain among the priority areas.

An agrotrader tried to illegally export soybeans through the Odesa port to Turkey and Romania. As a result, the state received 14.5 million UAH less in taxes.

In 11 months of 2025, the ports of Great Odesa processed almost 68 million tons of cargo, and the ports of the Danube – over 8 million tons.

Since the beginning of the 2025/2026 marketing year, Ukraine has exported over 14.25 million tons of grain and leguminous crops.

After the attack on the oil extraction plant in the port of Pivdenny in Ukraine, sunflower prices collapsed.

A Russian attack in the Odesa region damaged an arrested civilian ship. It was to be sold at auction at the end of the year.

Russian strikes on port infrastructure and ships in Ukrainian ports have led to the return of the “risk premium” in the Black Sea.

Russian Urals has fallen to historic lows amid new US sanctions that are making logistics and sales difficult.

Under the guise of “economic cooperation,” the Russian Federation is building a long-term presence in the Suez Canal zone, increasing its ability to circumvent sanctions.

The port of Odesa and the ports of the Danube cluster were under attack.

Graham stressed that Washington “will not give up trying to lure Putin to the negotiating table,” but another rejection of compromises should have consequences.

Russia is trying to block Ukraine’s access to maritime logistics by striking the Odesa region.

Cargo turnover through “dry ports” compensates for part of the loss of exports due to Russian shelling of maritime infrastructure.

In general, positive dynamics prevailed in the agro-industrial sector last week.