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Prices for agricultural products in the ports of Great Odesa have increased
As of November 13, prices for export sunflower, soybean and rapeseed at Ukrainian ports have increased. The domestic processing market continues to show an increase in quotations for major crops. Sunflower and soybean have increased the most in price — by $3 per ton, according to the SPIKE Spot Commodity Index Ukraine report. CPT Odesa…
Russian port operator reports large-scale cyberattack
Russia’s Port Alliance says its IT infrastructure was hit by a three-day DDoS attack and attempted hacking.
One of the largest oil terminals on the Black Sea is on fire: drones attacked the port of Novorossiysk
The main target of the strike was the Sheskharis oil terminal, a key hub for oil exports from Russia via the Black Sea.
The Prosecutor General’s Office denied information about the lifting of the arrest from the Borivazh terminal
The Borivazh terminal in the port of Pivdenny is still under arrest, and the issue of its transfer to ARMA is under judicial review.
Ukraine presented a port modernization project at ReBuild Ukraine
At the conference in Warsaw, investors were presented with projects that are already ready for implementation. Among them is the modernization of Ukrainian ports.
Lukoil lost about $10 billion in capitalization after US sanctions
Shares of Russian oil and gas giant Lukoil fell to their lowest level in two and a half years this week.
The court arrested the “TIS-Zerno” warehouse and port infrastructure facilities in the case of grain theft from the State Food and Grain Corporation of Ukraine
The Pechersky District Court of Kyiv has arrested the “TIS-Zerno” floor storage grain warehouse with a capacity of 120 thousand tons.
Rates on UZ grain trucks soared more than 25 times in two months
At the auctions on November 11, the average weighted rate reached 5378 UAH/day excluding VAT.
The Ukrainian Navy explained the significance of the Kinburn Spit for the Russians
The Ukrainian Navy explained the significance of the Kinburn Spit in the Mykolaiv region for the Russians.
A billion tons of sanctioned oil stuck in world waters
The accumulation of oil shipments at sea, especially from Russia, Iran and Venezuela, indicates that sanctions are finally starting to work. Bloomberg analysts and maritime monitoring services (Vortexa, Kpler, OilX) have found a significant increase in the volume of crude oil awaiting transportation or unloading at sea. A significant part of this stagnation is crude…
