Black Sea
A 500-kilogram high-explosive aircraft bomb was discovered in the Black Sea on civilian shipping routes
The Navy of the Armed Forces of Ukraine discovered a bomb with Russian markings in the Black Sea, on which the enemy installed a modified fuse.
Fuel oil emissions from Russian tankers are again recorded in the Black Sea
On the beaches of Anapa (Russia), fuel oil emissions from tankers that crashed in the Kerch Strait at the end of last year are again being recorded.
The Netherlands may allocate 400 million euros to strengthen Ukraine’s maritime security
The aid package includes, in particular, ships and naval drones.
Cargo ship with Ukrainian crew sinks in the Black Sea
All ten crew members are Ukrainian citizens. They were rescued by a Turkish ship passing nearby.
Baykar is ready to join Black Sea security projects
The company’s CEO agreed to contribute to the formation of the European security architecture. Turkish defense company Baykar has announced its readiness to participate in Black Sea security projects. The company’s CEO Haluk Bayraktar told Ukrinform in an interview. “We believe that the main purpose of high technology is to create a deterrent potential…
Another naval drone found in the Black Sea off the coast of Turkey
At night in the Turkish city of Trabzon, local fishermen found a sea drone that may be Ukrainian.
Defense Intelligence hit surface and coastal radar in temporarily occupied Crimea (video)
The special unit eliminated two enemy An-26 aircraft and coastal radars on the territory of temporarily occupied Crimea.
Poland plans to lay a Eurorail from Silesia to the port of Odesa
The construction of the railway connecting Silesia with Odesa involves investments and the acquisition of land along the tracks.
Russia’s old fleet could cause a fishing crisis in the aggressor country
Today, the Russian naval fleet of industrial vessels is 820-830 units, and 65% of them are already over 30 years old.
Tonnage shortage pushes up Handysize rates in the Black Sea
Spot rates in the Handysize segment are increasing due to a stable grain flow and a shortage of suitable tonnage in the Black and Mediterranean Seas.
