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NAZK: corruption in the field of certification of seamen may return
NAZK warns of the possibility of the return of corruption in the process of certification of seafarers due to the decision of the Kyiv District Administrative Court.
Vessels from the Kakhovskyi Reservoir will be redeployed higher up the Dnipro
There are approximately 50 vessels in the water area of the Kakhovsky Reservoir. They plan to relocate higher up the Dnipro.
Russian iron ore was seized at the Odesa railway station
2,500 tons of Russian iron ore, which was seized from the Odesa railway station, were handed over to ARMA.
In Odesa, the number of water samples in the Black Sea has been increased
As a result of the terrorist attack on the Kakhovska Dam, chemicals and oil products may enter the Black Sea. Meanwhile, scientists have stepped up monitoring of water conditions.
The undermining of the Kakhovska HPP is being investigated by ten police and SBU task forces
The criminal proceedings regarding the detonation of the Kakhovska HPP are being investigated by 10 investigative and operational groups, consisting of employees of the SBU and the National Police.
Terrorist attack on the Kakhovska HPP: Latvia is ready to allocate €200 million in aid
Latvia plans to allocate €200 million to Ukraine for the liquidation of the consequences of the Russian blow-up of the Kakhovska HPP.
The number of wagons with grain in the direction of the ports of Great Odesa is increasing
The number of wagons with Ukrainian grain in the direction of the sea ports of Odesa increased by 10.4%.
Polish farmers are protesting because of the “liberalization of trade” with Ukraine
Polish farmers blocked the movement of trucks heading from Ukraine to Poland in front of the “Medyka” checkpoint.
Almost 9,000 tons of untaxed grain were seized from exporters in Odesa Region
The Kyiv Prosecutor’s Office exposed a scheme of illegal export of grain from Ukraine without paying taxes.
The cost of a new hydroelectric power plant on the Dnipro can be about $1 billion
The construction of a new hydroelectric power plant instead of Kakhovska, which was blown up by the Russians, may cost about $1 billion.
