Economy
Ukraine lost $18 billion in foreign exchange earnings due to the shortcomings of the Grain Agreement
The International Federation of Transporters insists on the need to completely unblock Ukrainian ports and reproaches the international community for tacitly approving Russian terrorism in the Black Sea.
Shipowners began to refuse voyages to Ukraine
Shipowners do not want to send ships to Ukraine, because Russia threatens to attack the merchant fleet in the Black Sea.
The Russian Federation promises to return to the Grain Agreement, but there is a nuance
Moscow is trying to manipulate the world, claiming that it will return to the Grain Agreement “upon fulfillment of all conditions” of the Russian Federation.
The port of Klaipeda is ready to export Ukrainian grain
The port of Lithuania is capable of shipping 10 million tons of Ukrainian grain. At the same time, the logistics of delivery to the coast of the Baltic Sea are difficult.
Due to the missile attack of the Russian Federation, the prices of agricultural products will increase significantly
As a result of the terrorist attack of the Russian Federation, world prices for corn and wheat may increase by 40%.
The Russians destroyed grain for China in the port of Chornomorsk
The terrorist country fired at the port infrastructure of Odesa. The Russians destroyed 60,000 tons of grain for China.
The government approved the project from the beginning of the reconstruction of the Kakhovska HPP
The Ukrainian government has approved an experimental project to begin the reconstruction of the Kakhovska HPP, which was blown up by the rashists.
The Polish government will “strictly oppose” the influx of grain from Ukraine
The Polish government fears that due to the termination of the Grain Agreement, Ukrainian grain will take over the Polish market.
Kubrakov commented on Russian terrorism in the ports of Ukraine
The minister also listed international and Ukrainian traders affected by the night attack by the Russians.
USAID will allocate $250 million to support Ukrainian farmers and modernize ports
USAID will allocate an additional 250 million dollars to support agriculture in Ukraine.
