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Employees of the port of Chornomorsk will be transfered to the new operator after the concession, — Kuleba
The concession of the port of Chornomorsk will not lead to job cuts, and all current employees will transfer to the concessionaire with salaries preserved and without layoffs.
Russia reinforces Black Sea Fleet base in Sevastopol with unmanned boats
Agents of Crimean Wind have identified a training ground and the location of unmanned surface boats in occupied Sevastopol.
Russians attacked the port of Chornomorsk during the day: a member of the ship’s crew was injured
On Thursday, January 15, the enemy launched a missile attack on the seaport of Chornomorsk. A civilian vessel was damaged, and one person was injured.
Storm destroyed the invaders’ naval defenses near Sevastopol
The Russian Federation is restoring boom barriers at the entrance to the Sevastopol Bay after storms.
Intelligence identified 45 vessels involved in the theft of Ukrainian grain
In total, Russia stole more than 2 million tons of Ukrainian grain from the temporarily occupied territories in 2025.
EU lowers price ceiling for Russian oil to $44.1 per barrel from February 1
Any sea transportation of Russian oil involving European services will be legal only if the contract price does not exceed the new threshold.
ARMA again put up for auction the ship attacked by Russians in the Odesa region: the price was halved
The National Agency for Tracing and Asset Management (ARMA) has again put up for sale the “Anka” vessel, which illegally visited the occupied Crimea.
A planned demining of one of the ports was carried out in Mykolaiv (video)
The sappers of the Ukrainian Mine Clearance Services (UDS) company examined the bottom of one of the ports of Mykolaiv for the presence of explosives.
Ukrainian ports handled over 82 million tons of cargo in 2025
The planned cargo turnover indicators for the year were fulfilled by more than 95%.
Wheat exports were low in December, but the situation may change in the near future, — Agrarian Council
Low exports of Ukrainian wheat were due to high military risks and disruptions in port infrastructure.
