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ARMA fails for the third time to sell nine seized vessels in Izmail
The third auction for the sale of nine arrested vessels located in Izmail did not take place due to the lack of participants.
Cargo handling in Danube ports has increased almost threefold, — Kalashnyk
The ports of the Danube cluster have increased their average monthly cargo handling from 560 thousand tons to almost 1.5 million tons against the backdrop of the worsening security situation in the Black Sea.
Without the restoration of sea exports, Ukraine will have to restructure its agricultural sector, — Vysotskyi
Currently, alternative routes cover only about half of the needs of agricultural exports.
Defense forces have hit over 1,000 Russian boats and ships since the beginning of the year
In October 2026 alone, the Ukrainian military disabled 67 enemy vessels using UAVs.
Ukraine blocked the transfer of Russia’s chairmanship of the Black Sea Commission
The Ukrainian delegation did not allow the transfer of the chairmanship of Russia in the Commission for the Protection of the Black Sea from Pollution.
A tanker belonging to the Russian “shadow fleet” was attacked in the Strait of Hormuz
In the Strait of Hormuz, unknown persons attached two mines to the hull of the Louise 1 tanker, causing a fire in the engine room.
Romania increased its acceptance of Ukrainian grain by 23% per month
At the same time, more than 20 thousand wagons have already accumulated on the approaches to the border.
USPA and National Antarctic Research Center to launch joint monitoring of the Black Sea
Ukrainian Seaports Authority and the National Antarctic Research Center have agreed on joint environmental monitoring of the Black Sea and the water areas of Ukrainian seaports.
Corn prices in Ukrainian ports fall for fifth week in a row
In the last month alone, corn in Danube ports has lost about $20 per ton.
Ukraine called on the UN Security Council to strengthen sanctions against the “shadow fleet”
The call came amid reports of US plans to ease sanctions against tankers.
