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Kiliia Shipyard will repair the ship of the Marine Guard for UAH 3 million
A division of PJSC “Ukrainian Danube Shipping Company” – Kiliia Shipbuilding and Ship Repair Plant – will repair the ship of the Maritime Guard of the State Border Service Amethyst (BG-58).
What does the port of Mykolaiv expect in the next 10 years?
The Ministry of Infrastructure has approved a new Development Plan for the port of Mykolaiv for the short (5 years), medium (10 years) and long term (25 years) perspectives.
Warships and exercises of the Russian Federation: what is happening in the Azov Sea
Now there are six Russian warships in the Azov Sea.
Ukrainian ports are increasing the pace of grain exports
From February 11th to February 14th, Ukrainian ports exported more than 800 thousand tons of grain.
An electronic cargo control system will be launched in the Odesa port
A working group will be created in the port of Odesa to introduce new electronic technologies.
Pontoon bridge near the border of Ukraine with Belarus disappeared
Belarusians dismantled a pontoon bridge over the Prypiat River 4 miles from the Ukrainian border. It was installed in a zone not specified in the exercise plan of Belarus and the Russian Federation.
Russian exercises in the Black Sea did not affect the work of ports, – USPA
The USPA summed up the performance of Ukrainian ports in the context of the Russian exercises in the Black Sea.
Capesize with thermal coal successfully passed the corridor in the Black Sea
SE “Commercial Seaport Yuzhny” started unloading the seventh vessel with a batch of thermal coal for Centrenergo.
A bridge is being built across the Dniester instead of a ferry crossing
The construction of a road bridge across the river Dniester has started at the Ukrainian-Moldovan border .
The SSU has exposed “towing schemes” in the port of Odesa
The Security Service of Ukraine reported the former headship of the Odesa port of suspicion of “towing schemes” and causing damage to the state in the amount of more than UAH 35 million (USD 1.23 million).
