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Corn prices in Ukrainian ports fall for fifth week in a row
In the last month alone, corn in Danube ports has lost about $20 per ton.
Ukraine called on the UN Security Council to strengthen sanctions against the “shadow fleet”
The call came amid reports of US plans to ease sanctions against tankers.
Greece demands protection of shipping in the Black Sea at the UN level
The call came hours after a Greek container ship sank off the coast of Bulgaria. Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis called for a global maritime ceasefire, Reuters reported. The statement came hours after a Greek container ship sank off the Bulgarian coast after being hit by naval drones. Mitsotakis was speaking at a high-level debate…
The Bulgarian Navy tried to sink the Khoryv – the wreckage of the ship partially sank to the bottom
The drift of the wreck of the stricken ship has stopped, which has reduced the risk of it being washed ashore.
Over 30 Bulgarian ships blocked on the Danube in Hungary
More than 30 Bulgarian vessels are unable to continue their journey on the Hungarian section of the Danube due to navigation restrictions.
UZ: to get priority, oil workers must form route trains
For smaller batches, you will have to order an accumulation service and form a route train.
“Noosfera” celebrates five years under its Ukrainian name
The Ukrainian research vessel Noosphere received its current name five years ago, replacing the British James Clark Ross.
The financial reserve of Ukrainian farmers has more than halved due to export problems
The financial reserve of agricultural producers in Ukraine has decreased from approximately $5 billion to $2 billion since the beginning of 2026 amid restrictions on the export of agricultural products.
UN ready to purchase up to 1 million tons of Ukrainian grain
The UN World Food Program (WFP) is ready to purchase up to 1 million tons of Ukrainian grain for humanitarian operations.
Russia is looking for an alternative to the Black Sea: the first grain tanker is being loaded in Murmansk
The port is capable of handling only 1.1 million tons per year, compared to 46.3 million in Black Sea ports.
