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The Polish canal bypassing Russia has already received almost a thousand vessels
As of July 2, almost a thousand ships passed through the Vistula Spit in Poland through the shipping channel.
The port of Ust-Dunaisk has not yet been handed over to the new owner
The winning company of the auction for the privatization of the port of Ust-Dunaisk has not yet received the purchased objects for use.
Only business: how foreign ships enter both Ukrainian and Russian ports
The charterers involved in the Grain Initiative continue to load vessels in the ports of the terrorist country.
World grain traders stopped the export of Russian grain
From July 1, global grain traders stopped exporting Russian grain.
Development of the Bystre estuary will help increase grain exports by 1 million tons per month
Development of the Bystre estuary on the Danube River will give Ukraine the opportunity to increase the export of agricultural products by 1 million tons every month.
Shell continues to benefit from Russian gas
The British oil and gas company Shell has still not left the Russian market – a year after promising to stop doing business with the terrorist country.
Russia is updating its “shadow fleet” of tankers
The shadow fleet of Russian tankers carrying sanctioned oil is beginning to “get younger”.
The EU can connect a subsidiary of Rossilkhozbank to SWIFT to save the Grain Agreement
The countries of the European Union are discussing the possibility of connecting the subsidiary structure of Rossilhospbank to the international SWIFT system.
Ukrainian Navy plans to create a mine countermeasures division
In the Naval Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, they talked about plans to create a mine countermeasures division for the safety of civilian shipping.
Freight rates in the Black and Azov seas are increasing
During the last week, freight rates from the ports of the Azov-Black Sea and Danube regions have increased slightly.
