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Putin disrupted oil exports from Kazakhstan due to FSB inspections of foreign ships
Foreign oil tankers have been temporarily banned from loading at Russia’s main Black Sea ports.
In Odesa, the director of agricultural companies will be tried for registering fictitious enterprises
Detectives of the Territorial Department of the Bureau of Economic Security in the Odesa region have exposed a previously convicted resident of the city of Reni.
Russia attacked the port infrastructure of the Odesa region
On the night of July 24, Russia struck the civilian infrastructure of the Odesa region – seaports and transport hubs, as well as residential areas.
The last defender of Snake Island has returned home
A border guard from Izmail spent more than three years in Russian captivity and will see his youngest son for the first time. During the prisoner exchange on July 23, Ukraine returned the last defender of Zmiinyi Island, Vitaliy Hyrenko. This was reported by the community “Defenders of Zmiiniy”. Vitaliy Hyrenko is a border guard…
Russia has launched large-scale naval exercises in four seas
The maneuvers involve more than 150 ships, 120 aircraft and 15,000 servicemen.
The US could hit Russian oil the hardest in history
Energy Secretary Chris Wright called sanctions against Russian oil a “very real opportunity” to stop the war.
ARMA has chosen the seller of the arrested vessel USKO MFU
The National Agency for Tracing and Asset Management has decided on the organizer of the sale of the arrested vessel USKO MFU.
Verkhovna Rada did not support the blocking resolutions on the repeal of the “soy amendments”
The Verkhovna Rada did not support three blocking resolutions on the abolition of export duties on soybeans and rapeseed.
This year, the first ferry flights from Ukraine to the South Caucasus took place, — Ambassador
Since the beginning of the year, the first ferry flights from Ukraine to the South Caucasus since the beginning of the full-scale Russian invasion have taken place.
Ukrainian wheat prices rise due to delayed harvest and low yields
Rainfall and harvesting problems in southern Ukraine have pushed prices up 8-10%, but global markets are still holding back further growth.
