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The Ukrainian government is preparing a set of measures to diversify export logistics amid increased Russian attacks on port infrastructure and merchant ships.

Today, August 3, Russian troops struck transport infrastructure facilities in the Odesa region, as well as civilian vessels in the ports of Great Odesa and the Danube region.

Danube ports are increasing grain exports, but their capacities are not enough to compensate for the reduction in transshipment through the ports of Great Odesa.

During the operation in the occupied Crimea, Ukrainian Magura drones were first used to strike ground-based radar facilities of the Russian army.

Ukraine and the United Arab Emirates discussed possible cooperation to strengthen security in the Black Sea region.

A Russian cargo ship under sanctions is believed to have delivered a large consignment of military equipment to the port of Lomé in Togo for Russian and Malian forces.

The Italian ship ITS Thaon di Revel inspected the Toa Payoh, a sanctioned oil tanker that is part of the Russian “shadow fleet.”

The Ukrainian Defense Forces hit the sanctioned Russian container ship Yanina, which was sailing under the Russian flag. As a result of the strike, the ship sank

Agricultural producers will be able to attract affordable financing secured by the harvested crop in order to conduct autumn sowing and not sell grain at low prices.

Meanwhile, shipping in the region remains limited, and freight and insurance costs are high.