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Collaborator-commander of Russian submarine that attacked Ukraine with Kalibrs reported under suspicion
The SBU reported in absentia about suspicions against one of the commanders of the Russian submarine that attacked Ukraine with Kalibr missiles.
National Bank: Ukraine may lose up to $1 billion in exports due to shelling of ports
In the first quarter, Ukraine may lose up to $1 billion in exports due to shelling of ports, as well as energy and industrial facilities.
The USPA met with representatives of stevedores working in the port of Chornomorsk, amid increased shelling
The head of the USPA, Artem Lytvynov, met with representatives of stevedoring companies operating in the seaport of Chornomorsk.
Ukrzaliznytsia fixes a new rate for grain trucks
From February 1, wagons will be transferred to a fixed rate of 2,000 UAH/day.
British Navy chases Russian ship from mooring over undersea cables
A Royal Navy Wildcat helicopter forced the cargo ship Synegorsk to weigh anchor and leave British waters.
Ukrzaliznytsia exported over 2 million tons of grain in January
Over the 27 days of January, 2 million 201 thousand tons of grain cargo were transported by rail in export traffic.
MHP shares rose 10.19% after placing $450 million in Eurobonds
Shares of the agricultural holding MHP rose to their highest since 2020 amid news of the placement of Eurobonds.
France demands that the 20th EU sanctions package hit Russia’s “shadow fleet” hard
The expected measures include a ban on any maritime services that facilitate the operation of vessels under false flags.
Captain of Russian “shadow” tanker released from custody in France: vessel remains under Navy protection
The captain of the Grinch tanker, which is linked to the Russian shadow fleet, has been released from arrest in France. At the same time, the vessel remains at anchor near Marseille under the protection of the Navy, while the investigation is ongoing.
In two years, 19 vessels affiliated with the Russian fleet under sanctions have called at Georgian ports
In 2024–2025, at least 19 oil and chemical tankers that may belong to the Russian “shadow fleet” entered Georgian ports.
