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The UN spoke about the environmental consequences of blowing up the Kakhovska dam
The United Nations Environment Program published a “rapid environmental assessment” of the Russian army’s detonation of the Kakhovska Dam.
There was no suspencion of the maritime corridor, — the Ministry of Reconstruction
Ports of Great Odesa continue to process vessels that passed through the temporary corridor.
Russia plans to create another flotilla in 2024
Russia plans to form another flotilla next year to “protect the independence and security of the state.”
NATO ships are heading to the Gulf of Finland after the sabotage of the Balticconnector
Ships of the 1st permanent NATO mine countermeasures group are heading to the Gulf of Finland due to the threat to the region’s underwater infrastructure.
Mass media: Russian aviation could drop sea bottom mines along the maritime corridor
The Russian Federation continues its attempts to block shipping in the Black Sea. Recently, the terrorist country engaged aircraft that could drop seabed mines in the area of the Ukrainian corridor.
An Iranian company is suing a Russian port over $1 million in illegal enrichment
An Iranian company filed a lawsuit against the Russian port of Astrakhan for illegal enrichment.
Demand for barley is increasing due to improved port operations
Analysts noted the revival of export demand for barley. The trend is associated with the improvement of Odesa region ports.
Russia launched a missile from a nuclear submarine during exercises of the “nuclear deterrence forces” (video)
As part of military exercises, the Russians launched a ballistic missile from a nuclear-powered submarine cruiser.
Russia asks China to help with shipbuilding
Russia is negotiating with China on the development of the shipbuilding industry.
“Nibulon” can build 5-6 mine clearance vessels per year
Ship building and repair plant “Nibulon” can produce 5-6 demining vessels per year for the needs of the State Emergency Service and the State Special Transport Service of Ukraine
