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In Italy, the yacht of one of the leaders of the criminal organization in the case of the former head of the State Property Fund of Ukraine Dmytro Sennychenko was discovered and arrested.

The transportation of Russian oil to Chinese ports has tripled in price due to recent sanctions.

Volgatransneft, which owns one of the vessels that crashed in the Kerch Strait at the end of 2024, may go bankrupt.

The European Commission is planning to propose imposing sanctions against Russia for the first time, without taking into account a possible veto by Hungary or Slovakia.

Ukraine has called on the UN to tighten sanctions against Russia to deprive the Kremlin of the resources to continue the war.

In the Primorsky Krai of the Russian Federation, the Stepan Geyts vessel with a cargo of timber products capsized while leaving the berth.

As a result of the shelling, there is damage to the facades of buildings and a residential building.

For the next six months, the leadership of the Mine Action Task Force in the Black Sea has passed from Turkey to Bulgaria.

The Norwegian Shipowners’ Association and insurers warn that the coasts of the Baltic and North Seas are threatened with an environmental disaster every day due to the so-called “shadow fleet”.

Last year, Ukrainian seaports handled a record 97.2 million tons of cargo, while Danube ports handled 17.3 million tons, compared to 32 million tons in 2023.

Poland, which was the largest importer of Russian liquefied natural gas (LNG), will reduce its purchases by 80% due to sanctions.

Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Keir Starmer signed the Agreement on the 100-Year Partnership between Ukraine and the United Kingdom.

It is planned to spend 11.419 million hryvnias on the capital repair of highways in the port of Odesa.

A political dispute has erupted in Denmark over the servicing of vessels carrying Russian liquefied gas, which formally does not contradict EU sanctions.

Last year, the Ukrainian agroholding Nibulon invested $6 million in the modernization of grain elevators.

In Mykolaiv, the liquidation of the consequences of the spill of vegetable oil into the Pivdennyi Buh is still ongoing.

The invaders are trying to prepare the equipment for transfer to the Kherson region, but these plans are likely to fail again.

The servicemen returned to their homeland from Russian captivity.