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Collaborator Saldo convicted in absentia for illegal export of Ukrainian grain
The occupation head of the Kherson region, Volodymyr Saldo, received another absentee verdict from a Ukrainian court for grain theft.
Spain became the largest buyer of Ukrainian sunflower oil
Spain increased purchases by 132.8 thousand tons in April-May alone, which allowed it to take first place, ahead of India.
Stock exchanges record growth in shares of agricultural holdings Kernel and Agroton
In general, last week, shares of Ukrainian agroholdings on stock exchanges showed mixed dynamics.
Kernel has sold 5.5 million liters of oil in the Netherlands since 2024
The Ukrainian agricultural holding reported that since the launch of its own brand of sunflower oil Bestolie&Kernel in the Netherlands, it has already sold 5.5 million liters of products.
Black Sea freight stagnates due to low number of deals
Market activity has fallen due to an industry event in Greece — the number of deals concluded was too small to determine the direction of rates.
The invaders leave the Kinburn Spit – supplies are stopped, units are drained
Units of the 337th Regiment of the Russian Armed Forces are withdrawing from the coastline of the spit after the Defense Forces cut off supply routes for the invaders.
An oil tanker was hit near the port of Novorossiysk
The oil depot, through which oil products are supplied to the Novorossiysk port terminal, was hit.
The Special Operation Forces struck an oil terminal in Feodosia – the facility was pumping fuel to ships
The invaders used the marine oil terminal as a reserve fuel storage for the entire Crimea.
Russia attacked civilian rescue vessels in the Black Sea
The vessels were under special protection of international humanitarian law — Article 27 of the Second Geneva Convention expressly prohibits attacks on search and rescue vessels.
Sweden may hand over the Caffa ship to Ukraine — the court qualified the owners’ actions as a war crime
A Swedish district court has ruled that the arrest was lawful and that the actions of the Caffa owners could be classified as a war crime under Swedish law.
