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Britain is building new nuclear submarines in response to the Russian threat
London is investing £15 billion in nuclear weapons and the construction of up to 12 new submarines, strengthening its defense capabilities.
Egyptian trader: Ukrainian wheat often does not meet the declared quality
Ukrainian grain is increasingly causing problems for Egyptian buyers due to the discrepancy between the declared characteristics and the actual quality.
Shares of most Ukrainian agricultural holdings on the Warsaw Stock Exchange continued to decline
During the week, the share prices of most Ukrainian agrarian companies traded on the Warsaw Stock Exchange decreased.
Latvia and Ukraine discussed port security and the situation in the Black Sea, — Neizhpapa
The delegation of deputies of the Seimas of the Republic of Latvia during their visit to the Odessa region also discussed the security of the maritime corridor.
Privatization of United Mining and Chemical Company: AMCU approved the deal, but with antitrust conditions
The Antimonopoly Committee of Ukraine has allowed Tsemin Ukraine to acquire more than 50% of the shares of the United Mining and Chemical Company.
Oil tanker bound for Russia runs aground in Sweden
The Panamanian-flagged oil tanker Meshka, bound for Russia, ran aground in the Öresund Strait in Sweden.
Next round: what we know about the ceasefire negotiations in Istanbul
Ukraine’s ceasefire memorandum includes provisions on a ceasefire on land, at sea, and in the air.
Sweden to strengthen surveillance of Russia’s “shadow fleet” in the Baltic Sea
The Swedish government will tighten controls on foreign vessels in the Baltic Sea.
Romania may monitor ceasefire in Black Sea
Romania is already part of the Black Sea mine clearance group and is also ready to monitor the ceasefire in the region.
Canada is ready to help Ukraine demine the Black Sea
The Royal Canadian Navy can help in demining the Black Sea and NATO waters.
