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SBU detained company executives in Odesa in connection with the sale of grain stolen from Russia
The Security Service of Ukraine detained two company executives in Odesa, who are suspected of helping Russia legalize almost 8 thousand tons of stolen Ukrainian grain.
Sulina closed again due to bad weather: over 80 vessels are waiting at the roadstead
The Sulina Canal has been closed again since October 18 due to adverse weather conditions, while about 82 vessels have accumulated in the roadstead.
Freight from Danube ports of Ukraine to Egypt increased to $100 per ton
The freight market of the Black Sea and Danube remains tense due to security risks and disruptions in shipping through the Sulin Canal.
The passage of agricultural products to Danube ports slowed down by 14%, — Spike Brokers
Over the past week, the average daily volume of agricultural products shipped to Danube ports decreased by approximately 14% compared to the beginning of the month.
The Black Sea has become more dangerous than the Strait of Hormuz, — The Guardian
More sailors have died in the Black Sea in a week and a half than US soldiers in the entire war with Iran.
Drones hit St. Petersburg oil terminal, one of the largest in the Baltics
The terminal is located in the Grand Port of St. Petersburg and handles up to 12.5 million tons of oil products per year.
Vessels refuse to enter Bulgarian ports, putting 5 million tons of wheat at risk
Some ships have already refused to enter, others are delayed in the southern part of the Black Sea.
Imports of goods into Ukraine have exceeded exports by more than twice since the beginning of the year
In January-September 2026, Ukraine’s trade turnover amounted to almost $104.7 billion. Imports more than doubled exports.
The government approved compensation of up to 80% of war losses for shipowners
The Cabinet of Ministers has approved a mechanism for state compensation for damage caused to civilian vessels as a result of Russian aggression and hostilities.
Russia resumes diesel exports after agreement with Trump — Reuters
Russia has resumed diesel fuel supplies to world markets after an agreement with US President Donald Trump.
