Black Sea
July attacks on ports of Great Odesa: Russian military personnel involved in the strikes identified
The names of ten Russian servicemen who carried out missile strikes on the port infrastructure of the Odessa region in July 2026 have been made public.
Turkey has intensified negotiations on the Black Sea, — Turkish Foreign Ministry
Ankara has already sent its proposals to the Ukrainian and Russian sides, received responses and is working on their coordination.
Agrarian Council: without exports via the Black Sea, the deficit in the agricultural sector could reach $7–8 billion
By the end of 2026, the deficit in the Ukrainian agricultural sector could reach $7–8 billion if the situation with sea exports does not change.
Drones attacked port infrastructure in Makhachkala and Sochi
On the night of September 10, drones attacked port infrastructure in two Russian cities at once — Makhachkala on the Caspian Sea and Sochi on the Black Sea.
Farmers lose from €50 to €90 per ton due to blockade of Ukrainian ports, — UCAB
The association emphasized that the logistics, which is currently being rebuilt for agricultural exports, cannot fully replace the Black Sea ports.
Turkey wants to return to the “grain corridor” format in the Black Sea
Turkey has intensified negotiations with Ukraine and Russia on the creation of a new security mechanism in the Black Sea.
The cargo ship hit near Novorossiysk was swept all the way to the shores of Turkey
After the attack near Novorossiysk, the 108-meter dry cargo ship drifted uncontrolled in the Black Sea and ran aground near Istanbul.
Merchant ship catches fire and sinks in the Black Sea: all crew members rescued
On Thursday, August 27, at around 7:00 p.m., the Dominican Republic-flagged merchant vessel Progress IV caught fire and sank in Romania’s exclusive economic zone.
Wheat prices on the world market rose to a three-year high due to risks for exports from the Black Sea
The market is reacting to the threat of a new escalation of the Russian-Ukrainian war and the risks of disruptions in grain supplies from the Black Sea region.
Turkey could lose up to $20 billion due to reduced shipping in the Black Sea
The Turkish maritime business has seen a sharp decline in the number of ships passing through the country’s straits.