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50 million tons of coal stuck in Russian ports due to industry crisis
About 50 million tons of coal have accumulated in Russian ports, which is about a quarter of the total export volume for 2024. The reason is the crisis in the industry caused by the loss of the European sales market, the “Business Censor” reports. Representatives of stevedoring companies report that warehouses in the ports are…
Chinese companies have contracted almost 700 thousand tons of Ukrainian barley
Chinese companies have signed contracts to buy almost 700,000 tons of Ukrainian barley in 2025.
Kremlin’s oil revenues fall to two-year low
Another drop in oil revenues is hitting Russia’s budget stability, which is already teetering on the brink due to the costs of the war in Ukraine.
Sweden to provide Ukraine with weapons worth over $150 million, including underwater vehicles
The Swedish government will allocate more than $150 million for the supply of modern artillery and underwater systems to Ukraine.
Strike on the port of Odesa: six people injured, including Syrian sailors from a civilian vessel
As a result of the Russian strike on the Odesa Seaport, there are already six victims. Two people have also died.
Russians attacked port infrastructure in Odesa: there are casualties
On the afternoon of July 3, during another Russian attack on Odesa, the port infrastructure was damaged.
Estonia cannot block Russian tankers, but is checking the “shadow fleet,” Estonian Foreign Ministry says
The head of the Estonian Foreign Ministry explained that his country cannot block Russian tankers passing through the Baltic Sea.
Britain raises alarm over Russian submarine
The Royal Navy has raised the alarm to chase a Russian attack submarine.
ADM Ukraine appoints new CEO
The new head of one of the largest grain exporters in Ukraine since July 1 has become Oleksiy Kosobokov, who was previously the company’s commercial director.
Invaders in Crimea are trying to sell the “nationalized” ports in Yalta and Yevpatoria
In the temporarily occupied Crimea, the Russian “authorities” put up for auction on July 2 two companies that manage the “nationalized” seaports in Yalta and Yevpatoria.
