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Russia once again threatens to break the “grain agreement”
Russia is manipulating the termination of the “grain agreement” due to the UN investigation into Iranian kamikaze drones.
The Cabinet of Ministers proposes to exempt the import of rescue boats from customs duty
On Tuesday, October 18, the Cabinet of Ministers approved the draft law, which proposes to exempt the supply of rescue boats to Ukraine from customs payments.
Ukraine has already exported 8 million tons of products through the “grain corridor”
As part of the Istanbul Agreements, Ukraine exported 8 million tons of agricultural products.
Oil is rising due to easing of quarantine measures in China
Oil prices rose as Chinese government officials plan to ease some of the Covid-19 lockdown measures.
The Russians shelled the terminal in Ochakiv
The russian military fired artillery weapons in the direction of the terminal in Ochakiv and its water area
Ukrainian Danube Shipping agrees on raid transshipment in the port of Constatnta
“Ukrainian Danube Shipping” reached a framework agreement with TTS Group S.A. regarding the possibility of transshipment at the checkpoints in the port of Constanta.
Ukraine should stop exporting grain to Iran,the expert said
Iran helps the Kremlin in the war against Ukraine, in particular, it supplies russia with kamikaze drones. As a result, the issue of breaking diplomatic relations with Iran, as well as the termination of grain exports to suppliers of “bikes” became relevant in Ukraine.
Ukrainian seamen still cannot go abroad
Thousands of seamen have been left without the opportunity to work – despite the government’s decree, they cannot leave the country’s borders.
A mine was destroyed in the Black Sea near Turkey
The Turkish Navy destroyed a sea mine found in the waters of the Black Sea west of Istanbul.
Russian Orthodox Church buys buildings near NATO naval basis
In recent years, the russian Orthodox Church has acquired a number of facilities on the coast of Norway, which are located near important NATO military bases.
