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Moldovan Foreign Ministry presents Russian Ambassador with a bottle of contaminated water from the Dnister
The Moldovan Foreign Ministry strongly condemned the attack, which led to the leakage of oil products into the river and created serious risks for the environment and the security of the country’s water supply.
The Coordination Council supported the launch of a pilot project for the development of Danube ports
The initiative provides for a new management model, reinvestment of profits in infrastructure and incentives for transportation to the ports of Izmail and Reni.
Russian gas tanker drifting in the Mediterranean Sea threatens ecological disaster
Italy, France and seven other countries have appealed to the European Commission for urgent action.
Russia attacked the port and energy infrastructure of the Odesa region
The strikes caused fires on the territory of enterprises and infrastructure facilities, which were quickly extinguished.
What’s happening with freight, the fleet and the Sulina Canal. Interview with Avalon Shipping Operations Manager Kateryna Kononenko
Danube ports remain an important alternative route for Ukrainian exports during the war. At the same time, the transportation market in the region is changing rapidly. It is affected by war risks, the new tariff policy on the Sulina Canal, and the general situation on the freight market.
The EU proposed transporting oil and gas through the Strait of Hormuz following the example of the Ukrainian “grain corridor”
The European Commission has proposed a “Black Sea” model for unblocking oil and gas exports through the Strait of Hormuz.
Due to the war in the Middle East, the price of marine fuel has risen to record levels: there is a risk of shortage
Global shipping may face a fuel shortage due to the war in the Middle East.
Vadaturskyi: Nibulon will open an office in Romania to work on the Danube
Agroholding “Nibulon” opens an office in Romania to strengthen work in the Danube direction.
Russian Sovcomflot’s revenue fell by almost 30% in a year
Revenue of Russia’s largest shipping company, Sovcomflot, fell by almost 30% over the year, to about $1.06 billion.
Wheat exports from Ukraine have slowed down, — Spike Brokers
If the current dynamics continue, the monthly volume of shipments may amount to only about 600 thousand tons.
Strengthening the protection of port infrastructure discussed in Odesa
A working meeting was held in Odesa with the participation of the Navy of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, the USPA and the Odesa Regional Military Administration on the functioning of ports.
Ukraine, EU, Romania and Moldova agreed to strengthen logistics coordination on the Danube
During the high-level meeting in the QUAD format in Brussels, the parties discussed the protection of critical infrastructure and the development of alternative routes.
Concession in Chornomorsk enters verification phase: applicants sent for security screening
At this stage, possible connections of participants with the aggressor state, sanctioned companies and offshore structures will be checked, in particular.
Drones attacked the Kavkaz port and the Afipsky refinery in the Krasnodar Krai
According to the Russian authorities, the fire at the Afipsky refinery in the Seversky district was caused by the “falling debris” of a drone.
Russia launched Kalibr missiles from the Black Sea towards Ukraine
The main target of the enemy during the night attack was the energy infrastructure of Kyiv.
Zelenskyy: easing US sanctions on oil will give Russia $10 billion
Partial easing of US sanctions against Russian oil on tankers could allow Russia to earn an additional $10 billion.
Britain says it will not ease sanctions on Russian oil
The UK government is not considering easing sanctions on Russian oil in the wake of the US decision.
The Transport Committee of the Verkhovna Rada again proposes to divide the Ministry of Development
The Ministry of Development is proposed to be divided by separating the central executive body for transport and infrastructure from it.