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Ukraine proposes updated safety and security measures for navigation on the Danube
Ukraine proposed to adopt an updated version of the document – “Basic Provisions on Ensuring the Safety of Navigation on the Danube”.
Ministry of Justice nationalizes assets of Russian oligarch Deripaska
The Ministry of Justice has filed a lawsuit to nationalize the assets of a sanctioned Russian oligarch worth UAH 2 billion.
Turkey should guarantee Ukraine’s security from the Black Sea, says Polish Deputy Defense Minister
Poland has stated that Turkey’s main role should be to guarantee Ukraine’s security from the Black Sea.
Trump blocks extension of license for payments for oil from Russia
US President Donald Trump has not renewed the US Treasury Department’s license for payments for Russian oil.
The American Chamber of Commerce opposed the increase in transportation tariffs to the port of Chornomorsk
Members of the American Chamber of Commerce opposed the increase in rail transportation tariffs to Chornomorsk.
IMO Secretary-General condemns Russian attack on Odesa port
The Secretary-General of the International Maritime Organization (IMO) has condemned the Russian attack on the port of Odesa, which killed seafarers.
Russian bulk carrier transports stolen Ukrainian grain to Egypt
The bulk carrier “Fedor” was spotted in the seaport of Feodosia in occupied Crimea — the Russians have repeatedly involved the ship in the theft of Ukrainian grain.
The court arrested the Borivazh terminal in the port of Pivdennyi
The Borivazh terminal was arrested and transferred to the National Agency for Detection, Tracing and Asset Management (ARMA).
Russia’s attacks on Ukrainian ports are attacks on the world’s food security, — Neizhpapa
The Commander of the Naval Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Vice Admiral Oleksiy Neizhpapa, commented on the Russian shelling of the Odesa port, which took place on March 11.
Freight rates from Danube ports have increased, analysts say
Over the past week, freight rates from Danube ports increased by an average of $2/t.
