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The captain of the Chinese ship suspected of damaging underwater cables turned out to be a Russian
The Danish Navy has detained the Chinese bulk carrier “Yi Peng 3”, suspected of damaging telecommunications cables in the Baltic Sea.
Since the beginning of November, the ports of Great Odesa have handled 4.1 million tons of cargo
In total, 3,118 vessels passed through the Ukrainian maritime corridor during its operation.
NABU checks the assets of the Minister of Agricultural Policy
The National Anti-Corruption Bureau is investigating the possible illegal enrichment of the Minister of Agrarian Policy and Food Vitaliy Koval.
Freight rates are decreasing in Ukrainian ports
The water transport market is experiencing a decline in freight rates, which is associated with low activity of major players and the absence of spot orders.
Partial blocking of grain cargo transfer continues at Vadul-Siret station
The volume of grain cargo transfer through the Vadul-Siret-Dornesti border crossing (Romania) decreased by 66% in November.
Russians tried to force the Kurakhiv Reservoir by boat (video)
Ukrainian paratroopers repelled the invaders’ attack on the Kurakhiv reservoir.
ARMA offers Ukrzaliznytsia to participate in the competition for the management of arrested wagons
The Asset Tracking and Management Agency (ARMA) has called on JSC Ukrzaliznytsia to participate in a competition to select a manager for almost 18,000 seized railcars.
Before the sabotage, a Chinese ship was spotted near NATO’s submarine cables: it came from Russia
Shortly before the sabotage of two NATO submarine cables in the Baltic Sea, a Chinese ship was spotted near critical facilities.
Former MP from the opposition party simulated the consequences of a rocket attack to hide the theft of grain worth over 23 million UAH
A man ordered the “delivery” of rocket fragments and scattered them around the warehouse to hide the theft of export soybeans worth over 23 million UAH.
Kernel launched a new oil transshipment service in three ports of the Odesa regionKernel invested over $20 million in its own fleet
Since the beginning of the full-scale war, the Kernel agroholding has invested in terminal infrastructure for cargo transshipment, as well as in a fleet to ensure supply chains.Agroholding Kernel has launched a new business service – transshipment of vegetable oil at the company’s three terminals in Chornomorsk, Pivdenniy and in the port of Reni on the Danube.
