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Danube ports exported 917.7 thousand tons of agricultural products — 22.9% more than in all of August
Instead, only 25.6 thousand tons of grain passed through the terminals of Great Odesa in 22 days of September.
Russia attacked port infrastructure in Kiliya
On the night of September 27, Russian troops launched an air strike on the city of Kiliya in the Odesa region.
Grain exports by rail across the western border increased by 68% in September
As a result of the Russian Federation’s attacks on port infrastructure, about 83% of grain export shipments by rail fall on western border crossings.
Nibulon needs about $170 million in financing for the 2026/27 season, — Vadatursky
Nibulon’s working capital and trade financing needs for the 2026/27 season are about $170 million.
The Cabinet of Ministers approved the Roadmap for the Reform of Railway Transport
The roadmap is aimed at the gradual introduction of competition in the freight and passenger rail transportation market.
Tragedy in the Caspian Sea: 14 Kazakhstani Navy sailors die during exercises
The servicemen were swept out to sea during a combat training mission on the coast due to a sharp deterioration in the weather.
The Ministry of Agrarian Policy is studying the situation regarding the temporary storage of Ukrainian grain in Poland during transit
In particular, the Ministry of Agrarian Policy is studying the situation and establishing whether there is a systemic restriction and at which facilities it is applied.
The register of vessels under the Russian flag has increased by 36% – the shadow fleet is losing convenient flags
More and more Russian ships are stopping flying false flags due to the risk of detention.
Confiscation of the “Caffa” vessel: the Council of Europe called the case an example for other countries
The Council of Europe expert group recorded the case of the confiscation of a vessel associated with the Russian “shadow fleet” and the transfer of the relevant property to Ukraine within the framework of international legal assistance.
The queue to enter the Sulina Canal has begun to shorten
The queue of vessels entering the Sulina Canal is decreasing, but the situation with the exit to the Black Sea remains difficult.