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Ukraine asks Moldova to extend transit discount in 2027
The current preferential conditions are valid until the end of 2026, that is, they expire in less than two months.
ARMA puts nine seized vessels up for sale in Izmail for the third time
The Asset Management and Tracing Agency (ARMA) has announced the third auction for the sale of nine arrested vessels located in Izmail.
Ukraine will not attack ships with Russian diesel fuel heading to the US, Zelenskyy says
At the same time, commenting on the strikes on Russian oil refineries, Zelensky noted that the Ukrainian military has been “acting more cautiously” in recent days.
France sends aircraft to Black Sea region after attacks on ships near Romania
France has temporarily redeployed a maritime patrol aircraft to Romania to help detect threats to shipping and strengthen protection in the Black Sea.
The Ministry of Infrastructure continues to work on the terms of the concession at the port of Chornomorsk
On Tuesday, October 27, the regular meeting of the Competition Commission to determine the concessionaire for the first and container terminals in the port of Chornomorsk was held.
Moldovan farmers are preparing actions against the lifting of restrictions on the import of Ukrainian agricultural products
Farmers are preparing to protest on October 29 and 30 if the Moldovan parliament does not extend the licensing mechanism for grain and oilseed imports from Ukraine this week.
Shares of four Ukrainian agricultural companies fell on the stock exchanges
Over the past week, the shares of two Ukrainian agricultural companies traded on the Warsaw and London Stock Exchanges recorded the largest decline.
Ukrainian grain exports through Constanta have more than tripled
In the first nine months of 2026, Ukrainian grain exports through the Romanian port of Constanta more than tripled to 1.03 million tons.
Three tankers with Russian diesel are heading to the US, two of them are under sanctions
Three tankers carrying 140,000 tonnes of Russian diesel fuel are heading to US ports. Two of the vessels are under international sanctions.
Waiting at Sulina could cost a ship $160,000 in 40 days
The long wait for ships at the Sulina roadstead creates significant additional costs for carriers.
