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ARMA appealed to NABU due to possible abuses in the sale of Medvedchuk’s yacht
ARMA has filed a complaint with NABU regarding possible abuse of office in the case of the sale of Viktor Medvedchuk’s yacht.
Boats for Defense Intelligence: another T12 entered the service of Ukrainian intelligence officers (video)
The modern T12 speedboat has joined the Defense Intelligence fleet, assisting in medical evacuations, rescue operations and combat missions.
The agreement to lease floating power plants from Karpowership has collapsed
The agreement with the Turkish Karpowership on the lease of floating power plants for this winter has collapsed.
Grain exports from Ukraine in February amounted to 1.5 million tons
Thus, exports are one third (33.7%) less than the same date last season.
Unloading of grain wagons decreased in the ports of Great Odesa
The average daily rate of unloading of grain wagons in the ports of Great Odesa decreased to 1280 units.
Ukraine expects the next EU sanctions package to target Russia’s shadow fleet
Volodymyr Zelenskyy stressed that the 16th EU sanctions package should apply to Russian oil and the entire shadow fleet, as well as captains and crew members of ships.
Damage to port infrastructure from Russian attacks has already exceeded $850 million
The transport infrastructure has already suffered losses of $38.5 billion from Russian shelling and attacks.
China reduced imports of Ukrainian sunflower oil
Due to the war and logistical difficulties, Ukraine is losing its share in the Chinese sunflower oil market, while the Russian Federation and Kazakhstan are increasing it.
The Head of the Shipping Administration summed up before his dismissal
The Head of the Shipping Administration of Ukraine, Yevgenii Ignatenko, reported on two years of work in the department. “Today is my last working day at the Shipping Administration – it’s time to move on,” he wrote. Ignatenko thanked Oleksandr Kubrakov and Oleksiy Kuleba, as well as his team, crew representatives, port captains, international partners…
Hazardous waste was illegally dumped from ships in the Odesa region
Linseed water with a high concentration of petroleum products was pumped out of the vessels, but instead of being safely disposed of, it was illegally dumped onto land plots.
Over 60% of Russian tankers hit by sanctions have stopped operating
The latest U.S. sanctions against Russia have grounded dozens of tankers carrying Russian oil.
Seafarers’ salaries are rising, study finds
Most shipowners raised wages in 2024, which contributed to a decrease in staff turnover.
Russian ship spotted near Syrian port of Tartus
The Russian ship Sparta IV is waiting for permission to enter Tartus off the coast of Syria.
Kernel shares rise 26% amid reports of a possible end to the war
The WIG-Ukraine index on the Warsaw Stock Exchange shows record growth after news of possible peace talks.
Algeria purchased up to 400 thousand tons of Black Sea wheat
The main suppliers of the new batch of grain will be Romania, Bulgaria and Ukraine.
Russians attacked port infrastructure in the Odesa region
At night, Russian terrorists attacked the Odesa region with drones. No people were injured.
Recovering from the crisis: on guarantees and forecasts for the restoration of the Suez Canal
The Suez Canal is back in the spotlight as its administration makes its first statements about the long-awaited resumption of operations. How are shipowners reacting to the ceasefire and do they plan to return to the usual route in the Red Sea, what are the deadlines for a full return to transit and what will happen to freight rates?
Shares of Ukrainian agricultural holdings rose sharply on news of peace talks
Shares of Ukrainian companies are showing rapid growth after news of possible peace talks with the participation of Donald Trump.
