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Two cargo ships left Odesa Region for the Bosphorus
On the morning of May 28, after a long break, two dry cargoes with Ukrainian agricultural products left the ports of Great Odesa.
A fire broke out in the port of Odesa due to the impact of debris
At night, the port infrastructure of Odesa was hit by debris as a result of air combat. A fire broke out.
A kitten was rescued on a ship heading to the port of Izmail
A ship on which the sailors found a kitten is heading to the port of Izmail. The sailors appeal to the Ismailis to take the animal away.
Russia wants to survey the seabed near Norwegian oil and gas facilities
The Embassy of the Russian Federation in Norway applied to the government of Oslo for permission to study the seabed near the country’s oil and gas facilities.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine expects that the EU will not extend the ban on the import of Ukrainian grain
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine expects that restrictions on the import of four agricultural products from Ukraine will not be extended after June 5.
Ukraine exported 44.79 million tons of agricultural products since the beginning of the marketing year
As of May 26, since the beginning of the 2022/23 MR, Ukraine exported 44.796 million tons of grain and leguminous crops, of which 2.91 million tons in May.
Explosions rang out near the port in occupied Berdyansk
A powerful explosion was reported twice today in the temporarily occupied Berdyansk.
The grain initiative is not fully operational despite the Russian Federation’s statements
The full implementation of the Black Sea Grain Agreement has not yet been ensured, despite Russia’s statement on its continuation.
The Cabinet of Ministers expanded the territory of the Izmail port
The Cabinet of Ministers included five plots of land in the territory of the Izmail Sea Port.
Ukraine proposes to further reduce the “ceiling” of prices for Rosneft
The Ministry of Economy of Ukraine wants to further reduce the “ceiling” of prices for Russian oil – to $45 or $30 per barrel.
