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Bulk carrier under Russian flag transports 19,000 tons of stolen grain from Sevastopol to Turkey
The “Novaya Zemlya” vessel loaded 19 thousand tons of wheat in Sevastopol and plans to go to the Turkish port of Iskenderun.
Rising freight rates make some grain transportation economically unprofitable
The increase in the cost of logistics does not increase exporters’ income, since the pressure of freight rates is actually transferred to FOB and domestic prices in Ukraine.
EU did not include Georgian port in 20th package of sanctions against Russia
The European Union has decided not to include the Georgian port of Kulevi in the 20th package of sanctions against Russia.
Bulk carrier with stolen grain from occupied Mariupol is being unloaded in Egypt
The Russian-flagged “Victoria K” vessel arrived in the Egyptian port of Alexandria with stolen grain.
Ukraine supplied about 92% of sunflower oil imports to the EU
From July 2025 to the beginning of February 2026, EU countries imported almost 1.04 million tons of sunflower oil, of which 950 thousand tons fell to Ukraine.
Ukrzaliznytsia will receive 1,592 wagons confiscated from the Russians
So far, the Government has designated the State Property Fund as the management body for 1,592 wagons that previously belonged to Russian companies and were confiscated in Ukraine.
Concession project for the port of Chornomorsk presented in Istanbul
The event was attended by more than 10 international companies, who were presented with the concession project of the First and Container Terminals of the Chornomorsk Sea Port.
Wheat prices in the Black Sea region remain stable despite rising stock market quotes
Market support was provided by speculative funds, which became more active against the background of growing geopolitical tensions in the Middle East.
Ukraine has begun installing interceptor drones on Magura naval drones
Ukraine has begun installing interceptor drones on Magura unmanned boats in response to Russia’s new tactics.
Freight rates are rising amid soaring fuel prices
The hostilities in the Middle East have led to a sharp increase in bunker fuel prices, prompting shipowners across all segments to raise freight rates.
