Abroad
Greece helps russian federation to circumvent the “oil” sanctions of the European Union
The bay in the south of Greece has become a permanent place for raid transshipment of russian oil and oil products.
Rosneft exports may decrease in March
Russia may reduce oil exports from its western ports in March. The decrease in exports occurs against the background of a reduction in oil production.
Russian shipyards claim huge losses due to the construction of industrial ships
Russian shipyards say they are suffering huge losses, about 42 billion rubles, during the construction of industrial vessels under the investment quota program.
Belgium has launched an investigation towards a russian spy ship
Belgium has launched an investigation after a suspected russian spy ship was spotted off the coast of the North Sea. It could monitor pipelines and communications infrastructure.
The ship broke in half near Novorossiysk: a russian died
The dry cargo Seamark broke in half as a result of the storm. The ship’s crew consisted of 11 russians.
Russian federation is planning new sabotage act in the North Sea
The Netherlands discovered a russian ship that was probably preparing sabotage on the energy infrastructure in the North Sea.
ICS called on the UN to evacuate seamen stuck in Ukrainian ports
The International Chamber of Shipping (ICS) appealed to the UN to release more than 300 sailors who have been stuck in Ukrainian ports for almost a year due to the war.
Romania demands to let its ships into Ukraine to check works on the Danube
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Romania requires the access of its own vessels to Ukraine, to check hydrotechnical works on the Danube.
China will conduct naval exercises with russia
China plans to conduct naval exercises jointly with russia and the Republic of South Africa.
Maersk finally sold logistics assets in russia
AP Moller-Maersk (Maersk) has entered into an agreement to sell its logistics sites in St. Petersburg and Novorossiysk to IG Finance Development Limited.
