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Russia has increased the number of ships in the North Sea
The Norwegian defense forces have confirmed the presence of several russian vessels in the international waters of the North Sea and expect an increase in russian activity in the area in the next two months.
Turkey does not exclude the termination of the “Grain Agreement” after May 18
The press secretary of the President of Turkey said that the work of the Black Sea Initiative may stop on May 18.
Kernel will build a terminal in the port of Reni for 10 million dollars
Agroholding “Kernel” plans to build a new transshipment terminal “Reni Terminal Development” in the Reni seaport by the end of 2023.
Ban on entry into EU ports: details of the new package of sanctions for russian federation
The European Union is discussing the mechanism of sanctions against third countries that help russian federation to evade them. In particular, the new package of sanctions may clarify existing bans on entry into EU ports.
The harvest in Romania will affect the transit of grain from Ukraine, experts say
An increase in the grain harvest in Romania in 2023 may limit Ukrainian supplies through the Black Sea port of Constanta.
The UN offers the Turkish bank to become a mediator in the “grain agreement”
The UN offered one of the Turkish banks to become an intermediary for the settlement of the “grain agreement”.
In exchange for compensation: Bulgaria will resume imports of Ukrainian grain
Bulgaria will lift the ban on the import of agricultural products from Ukraine when EU measures to stabilize the market come into force.
India reduced imports of Rosneft
India reduced purchases of Urals oil in April compared to record imports in March.
There are 2 missile carriers in the Black Sea
The terrorist country put 7 ships on combat duty.
TIS plans to appeal in court the decision of the Ministry of Infrastructure regarding shipping fees
Ukraine, since April 26, the permission for private companies to receive half of the shipping dues in the Pivdennyi seaport has been canceled. The largest stevedoring company of Ukraine, TIS, plans to appeal this decision in court.
