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Captain of Russian “shadow fleet” tanker faces up to 10 years in prison
This is the first time that the captain of a sanctioned tanker carrying Russian oil has been detained in Britain.
Ship insurance in the Black Sea has risen in price to a record 20% of their value
Against the background of increasing attacks on merchant ships in the Black Sea, insurance premiums for war risks for some particularly dangerous voyages reached 20% of the value of the ship’s hull.
Shares of two Ukrainian agricultural companies rose in price
Over the past week, shares of Ukrainian agricultural holdings traded on the Warsaw and London Stock Exchanges showed different dynamics.
Bulgaria calls on EU to create fund to compensate for damages from Black Sea war
Bulgaria has called for the European Commission to raise the issue of creating a special fund to compensate for the economic losses suffered by Black Sea ports and shipping.
Metinvest reduced tax payments by 6% due to port problems and shelling
In January-September 2026, Metinvest Group paid UAH 13 billion in taxes and fees to budgets of all levels in Ukraine. This is 6% less than in the same period last year.
Russian presence in the Baltics has reached its peak, says Finnish Navy Commander
Rear Admiral Tuomas Tiilikainen believes that Russia cannot keep more forces in the region.
Railways provided 87% of corn exports in October
Only 6% of the volume was exported through ports, and this mainly concerns the Danube direction.
Ten Northern European countries to agree on deterring Russian submarines
The naval partnership agreement will be signed aboard HMS Prince of Wales. Among the priorities is the protection of shipping and underwater infrastructure.
Russia sent pig iron through Murmansk for the first time in 30 years
The last shipment of pig iron from the port of Novorossiysk took place on July 31.
Egypt reduced purchases of Ukrainian wheat by 18%
At the same time, Lithuania and Latvia entered the Egyptian market for the first time, but their volumes remain negligible.
