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Law enforcement officers discovered drug smuggling to the EU through Black Sea ports
The SBU and EU law enforcement agencies completed a special operation to eliminate a large-scale channel of smuggling heavy drugs from Iran to the European Union.
Romania has approved new conditions for the import of Ukrainian grain
The Romanian government has finally approved the system of import of certain groups of Ukrainian agricultural products, which aims to protect Romanian farmers.
USPA will be able to direct part of the funds to repair ports instead of taxes
At a meeting on Friday, October 13, the Cabinet of Ministers reduced the rate of deductions to the budget of the State Enterprise “Ukrainian Sea Ports Authority” and state port operators.
A ship with stolen Ukrainian grain entered the port of Turkey
In the Turkish port of Iskenderun, he stopped at the San Cosmas wharf, where stolen Ukrainian wheat was transported.
An export scheme with taxes avoidance was exposed in Odesa
In the Odesa region, a company was exposed that organized the export of soybeans without paying taxes.
The SBU and the Navy attacked the Russian ships “Buyan-M” and “Pavel Derzhavin”
The Security Service and the Naval Forces attacked two Russian ships in occupied Sevastopol.
Moldova plans to increase the transit of Ukrainian grain
Together with Moldova, Ukraine continues to improve the “paths of solidarity”. Countries are currently looking for opportunities to increase transit to Romanian ports.
Media: Russian “Kalibr”carrier ship exploded in Sevastopol (video)
In social networks, they write that the Russian cruise missile “Kalibr” carrier exploded in occupied Sevastopol.
The USA introduced sanctions against companies and ships for violating the “price ceiling” for oil from the Russian Federation
The United States imposed sanctions on Turkish shipping companies, as well as vessels that violated the “price ceiling” for Russian oil.
Egypt ordered half a million wheat from the Russian Federation
Egypt agreed to supply 480,000 tons of Russian wheat.
