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Underwater detonation could have sunk ships: drone warhead found on Danube
In Odesa region, divers of the State Emergency Service of Ukraine have removed the warhead of the Russian Shahed from the Danube
Rosatom strengthens control over port and container logistics in the Russian Federation
The state corporation Rosatom has bought the remaining 51% of the logistics group Delo from its founder Sergey Shishkarev.
Le Pen stated about the threat to French farmers due to the possible accession of Ukraine to the EU
The leader of the French National Rally, Marine Le Pen, said that Ukraine’s accession to the European Union could increase competition for French farmers and reduce their share of funding within the EU’s Common Agricultural Policy.
Britain imposes sanctions on 12 tankers carrying Russian oil
The UK has expanded sanctions against Russian oil exports, adding 12 tankers to the list.
Kernel may issue corporate bonds for $50 million
Kernel-Trade, part of the Kernel agroholding, may issue corporate bonds for $50 million.
Lithuania is going to propose EU ban on Russian grain transit
Lithuania will propose to the European Union to ban the transit of Russian grain through the territory of the bloc.
UK imposes new sanctions against Russian ‘shadow fleet’
The UK has announced a new package of sanctions against Russia’s “shadow fleet” and financial infrastructure that helps Russia circumvent restrictions.
ARMA failed to sell nine vessels in Izmail due to lack of bidders
The auction for the sale of nine arrested vessels located in Izmail, Odessa region, did not take place due to the lack of participants.
The war in the Black Sea has become a priority of Turkey’s security policy
The Minister of National Defense of Turkey has named the Black Sea direction among the key issues of the country’s security policy.
Alternative routes could yield 3.5–4 million tons of exports per month, — LNZ Trading
For Danube ports, the current volumes are already close to the limit, while the western border has a reserve.
