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Search for three sailors from sunken Khoryv suspended in Black Sea
Romanian rescuers have suspended the search for three sailors who went missing after the “Khoryv” sank in the Black Sea near Constanta.
Ukraine and Romania will strengthen cooperation to protect shipping in the Black Sea
Ukraine and Romania have agreed to strengthen cooperation to protect civil shipping and counter growing threats in the Black Sea.
Deeper processing of agricultural products can reduce export dependence on ports — opinion
The development of domestic processing of agricultural products will allow Ukraine to increase export revenue without a proportional increase in the volume of cargo that needs to be exported through ports and land borders.
Russian ships turn off AIS immediately after passing through the Bosphorus
The Russians also use electronic warfare, which shifts the GPS coordinates of ships and poses a danger to shipping in the region.
Maersk will change tariffs for container transportation between Ukraine and the ports of Gdansk and Constanta
Maersk is introducing new rates for the transportation of standard dry cargo by block trains between Ukrainian terminals and ports of Gdansk and Constanta from November 1, 2026.
The first tanker with Russian diesel left for the US after the agreement between Putin and Trump
A tanker carrying 40,000 tons of Russian diesel fuel has set off for New York after an agreement between US President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Freight on the Danube may increase after the government’s decision to prioritize oil exports
After the government’s decision on priority for oil exports, freight rates on the Danube may increase.
Another ship attacked in the Black Sea: search continues for missing sailors, including Ukrainians
On the morning of October 23, near Constanta, the Khoryv (IMO:8138712) sent a distress signal, reporting a drone attack and a fire on board.
Ukraine wants to move customs control of trucks deeper into the EU due to drone attacks
Ukraine is in talks with Poland and Slovakia to move customs controls on grain trucks from border checkpoints deep into the territory of these countries.
Ukraine, Britain and Latvia to launch joint verification of grain origin
The countries signed a trilateral Memorandum of Understanding, which should help identify agricultural products illegally exported from the temporarily occupied territories.
