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A first flight of electric trucks with grain departed for the ports of Great Odesa
The route, about 800 km long, became the first example of using electric freight transport in Ukrainian grain logistics.
The US has allowed operations with Russian oil already loaded on tankers for a month
The pause in sanctions will be in effect until April 11 and also applies to a number of related services – in particular, insurance, mooring and pilotage.
Ukrzaliznytsia has increased grain transportation to ports and western borders since the beginning of March
The main volume of grain products, as before, is sent to Ukrainian ports.
Ukrainian ports have processed over 15 million tons of cargo since the beginning of the year
Since the beginning of 2026, the ports of Great Odesa have handled 14.5 million tons, the Danube ports – 1.1 million tons of cargo.
Ukraine can solve the problem of transit restrictions to Hungary using ports, — Agrarian Council
Viktor Orban’s statements about restricting agricultural exports through Hungary are a solvable problem thanks to the ports of the Danube and Great Odesa.
100 hectares of land are being sold near the Pivdennyi port for a port-railway hub
In the Odesa region, 100 hectares of land are being sold near the port of Pivdenny for a deep-water port-railway hub.
Another ship with stolen grain heads from Mariupol to Egypt
A bulk carrier under the Russian flag loaded over 7 thousand tons of stolen wheat in occupied Mariupol.
Russia plans to re-register about 80 tankers in the near future
The Foreign Intelligence Service of Ukraine has received information about the Kremlin’s plans to increase the number of tankers transporting oil under the Russian flag.
Blockade of the Strait of Hormuz does not justify lifting sanctions on Russia, says Macron
The French President believes that the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz does not justify the lifting of sanctions against Russian oil.
Wheat prices rose by 100–150 UAH/t in the ports of Great Odesa
Prices were supported by the increase in grain prices on a FOB basis, more active demand, restraining sales by farmers, and the weakening of the hryvnia against the dollar.
