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The Russians tried to attack the ports of Odesa region
At night, the Russians again attacked the southern region with “Shahed-131/136” kamikaze drones. In particular, the enemy targeted the port infrastructure.
Umerov: the success in destroying the Russian fleet must be expanded
The military leadership of Ukraine and Great Britain discussed the “maritime coalition”, defense cooperation and the situation at the front.
Since the beginning of the year, 3.7 million tons of goods have been exported through the Danube ports
The Ministry of Reconstruction notes that the Danube ports have potential for growth.
Bulgaria stopped importing oil from Russia
A ban on the import of oil of Russian origin came into effect in Bulgaria.
Air defense systems will be installed on Ukrainian naval drones
Ukrainian naval drones will also hunt Russian aerial targets. For this purpose, air defense systems will be installed on them.
The delisting of “Kernel” from the Warsaw Stock Exchange has been stopped
The exit of the agrarian holding “Kernel” from the Warsaw Stock Exchange was suspended due to a lawsuit by minoritaries.
An official of the State Service of Ukraine for Transport Safety extorted money from grain traders in Odesa region
An official of State Service of Ukraine for Transport Safety, exposed by the State Bureau of Investigation for extortion from grain traders, will be tried in Odesa region.
Destroyed for sure: the Defense Intelligence commented on the destruction of the Russian ship
The Russians planned to place anti-aircraft missile systems on the patrol ship “Sergei Kotov”.
Sea carrier “Sinokor” will stop work in the port of the Russian Federation
South Korean shipping company “Sinokor” will cease operations at the Russian port of Skhydny in Primorye, as the port operator recently came under US sanctions.
The Armed Forces hit another ship of the Russian Federation (video)
The Russian ship “Sergei Kotov” was damaged in the Crimea as a result of the special operation of the Defense Intelligence of the Ministry of Defense.
