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Ukrzaliznytsia and Deutsche Bahn want to create a joint venture
JSC “Ukrzaliznytsia” and the German railway operator Deutsche Bahn are considering the possibility of creating a joint venture.
The fifth vessel chartered by the United Nations called at the port of Chornomorsk
On Sunday, October 2, the fifth vessel chartered by the UN World Food Program arrived at the port of Chornomorsk for loading.
The first corvette Ada for the Navy was launched in Turkey
The first Ada Milgem type corvette for the Ukrainian Navy was launched in Turkey. In August, the ship was named “Hetman Ivan Mazepa”.
“Ukrzaliznytsia” increases the fee for the use of grain trucks
The freight transportation branch of UZ-Cargo of “Ukrzaliznytsia” has decided to increase the fee for the use of most types of wagons in the company’s own fleet.
The Mykolaiv alumina plant remains under arrest
The Kyiv Court of Appeals left under arrest the corporate rights of sanctioned russian businessman Oleg Deripaska in the amount of over 3.58 billion UAH.
Solskyi: Now it is impossible to predict whether the grain agreement will be extended
Currently, it is not known whether the Istanbul Agreements on the export of grain through the Black Sea will be extended.
“Grain Initiative”: after 2 months of work, 5.5 million tons of agricultural products have been exported
The Ministry of Infrastructure of Ukraine summed up the results of two months of work of the grain initiative.
Exports to the EU have already exceeded pre-war figures
The total volume of Ukrainian exports decreased by almost half compared to the pre-war level. However, some indicators exceeded most forecasts.
In September, “Ukrzaliznytsia” transported almost 2 million tons of grain to Ukrainian ports
In total, 2 million 728 thousand tons of grain cargoes were transported by railway for export during 28 days of September.
Former British minesweepers became part of the Ukrainian Navy
Two minesweepers of the Sandown class were officially handed over to Ukraine. The solemn ceremony took place in Scotland.
