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Defense Intelligence fighters hit a tugboat of Russian reconnaissance divers in Sevastopol (video)
The Defense Intelligence special unit hit a Russian tugboat in Crimea, as well as two Mi-8 helicopters.
Russians scrapped ship that stole grain
The “Kapitan Mironov” vessel (IMO:9077563), which stole grain from ports in the temporarily occupied territories, was sent for scrapping to Turkey. This was reported by Kateryna Yaresko, a journalist for the SeaKrime project of the Peacemaker Center. According to her, the dry cargo ship Kapitan Mironov, built in 1995, was scrapped in the Turkish port…
A civilian vessel struck a sea mine off the coast of Odesa
According to preliminary data, there are no injured or dead crew members.
Lithuania calls on EU to seize Russian assets and tighten sanctions against Rosneft and shadow fleet
The country is proposing several legal mechanisms to launch this process and considers further delay unacceptable.
Ukraine joined the High Seas Agreement to protect ecosystems
The document was signed at the UN headquarters in New York by the Minister of Economy, Environment and Agriculture, Oleksiy Sobolev.
Germany and France have called for secondary sanctions against companies supporting Russia
Berlin and Paris are calling for tougher restrictions to cut off Moscow’s access to financing the war through third-party intermediaries.
Freight from Ukraine is becoming more expensive in the Panamax and Handysize segments
The Black Sea shipping market is recording an increase in rates for large and medium tonnages.
Diaspora calls on Australian government to ban imports of fuel made from Russian oil
The Australian government has once again received an appeal from the Union of Ukrainian Organizations demanding that it close a loophole in sanctions that allows the import of fuel produced from Russian oil.
“Pivdennyi” Port fulfilled the annual transshipment plan: 9 million tons of cargo were processed
On Friday, August 29, the staff of the port “Pivdenny” fulfilled the annual cargo handling plan.
Russian businessman reported for suspicion of supplying electricity to the Russian Black Sea Fleet
The president of the CSKA football club, Yevgeny Giner, is accused of financing the occupation administrations and security forces of the Russian Federation in the occupied Crimea.
