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Russian tanker under sanctions runs aground and temporarily blocks Suez Canal
A Russian-flagged tanker under sanctions has run aground in the Suez Canal due to engine problems.
The Ukrainian Navy has been replenished with a division of Swedish CB90 boats
This supply is part of the efforts within the framework of the international Maritime Capabilities Coalition, which is working to strengthen the potential of the Ukrainian fleet.
US sanctions against Russian oil: Washington ready to move further
The United States insists on strict compliance with new sanctions against Russian oil giants Rosneft and Lukoil.
Ukrainians in Australia call on government to close Russian fuel loophole
The Union of Ukrainian Organizations of Australia (UUAA) has called on the country’s government to stop importing oil products with a Russian footprint.
Logistics limits Ukraine’s return to traditional export markets, – Kachka
Ukraine exports 90% of agricultural products despite high insurance costs, a shortage of containers and refrigerators reaching the ports of Great Odesa.
Berlin has achieved an exemption for Rosneft subsidiary from US sanctions
The United States has officially confirmed that Rosneft’s German business is not subject to new sanctions, as these assets are no longer controlled by Russia.
Additional mobile shelters installed in the port of Chornomorsk
The Ukrainian Sea Ports Authority has installed additional modular shelters in the port of Chornomorsk.
Russian Deputy Minister Organized the Steal of Nibulon, Kernel, and “State Food and Grain Corporation of Ukraine” Grain
The invaders illegally exported more than 4 million tons of Ukrainian grain from the temporarily occupied territories for export.
World Bank and EBRD project envisages restoration of ports on the Danube
The Ukraine Investment Framework (UIF) Steering Board has approved the financing of projects, including the restoration of Danube ports.
Ports of Great Odesa handled 40 million “Mykolaiv” cargo
The ports of the Odesa region have handled 150 million tons of grain, of which 40 million were previously handled by the ports of Mykolaiv.
