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British organization that fought for seafarers’ rights is closing down
The charitable non-governmental organization Human Rights at Sea (HRAS) has been forced to close due to a lack of funding.
Romanian presidential candidate says he will stop grain transit from Ukraine
Romanian presidential candidate Victor Ponta has said that if elected, he will stop the transit of Ukrainian grain through the country’s ports.
Man who spied on Ukrainian Navy ships in Mykolaiv sentenced to 12 years in prison
According to the SBU, a Russian informant who spied on the ships of the Defense Forces near the port of Mykolaiv was sentenced to 12 years in prison.
USPA plans to expand the competitive capabilities of ports on the Danube
During the working trip, the USPA team discussed the work aimed at increasing the competitiveness of Danube ports.
Russian spy ship damaged after fire leaves Mediterranean Sea
A ship that spent two years spying on NATO countries’ underwater infrastructure has left the Mediterranean.
Ukraine nationalizes assets of Russian oligarch Deripaska
The total value of the nationalized assets is over UAH 2 billion.
Russian Navy hides ships in Hollandia Bay in Sevastopol
To avoid strikes by Ukrainian naval drones, the invaders change the locations of their ships every day, sometimes even at night.
In March, exports of marine oil from the Russian Federation increased by 5.2%
Compared to February 2025, Russian oil exports by sea increased by 5.2%. This also indicates that Western sanctions on tankers have not worked.
Admirals of the Russian Black Sea Fleet have come under suspicion over the shelling of Odesa
Two Russian admirals of the Black Sea Fleet and their subordinate have been suspected of shelling UNESCO sites in Odesa.
Kernel shares fell almost 30%
The share prices of Ukrainian agricultural holdings on stock exchanges have decreased significantly.
