Black Sea
Pletenchuk: “grain corridor” may become a subject of discussion about a truce at sea
The subject of the 30-day ceasefire between Ukraine and Russia may be the “grain corridor” in the Black Sea. This opinion was shared by the spokesman for the Ukrainian Navy, Dmytro Pletenchuk, on FREEДOM. According to him, the ceasefire at sea is important for Ukraine from the point of view of the port infrastructure, which…
Odesa Regional Military Administration requests permission from the National Security and Defense Council to resume yachting in the region
The Odesa Regional Military Administration has submitted documents to the Office of the President and the National Security and Defense Council to create a roadmap for the gradual return of yachting activity to the region.
Ukraine used unmanned torpedo boats in the Black Sea, — media
Ukrainian naval drones were equipped with torpedoes or smaller kamikaze naval drones.
Ukraine and France discussed the possibilities of developing Ukrainian seaports
The invaders launched almost 20 cruise missiles at Ukraine, using Kalibr launchers in the Black Sea.
Low freight rates force shipowners to subsidize trade
Freight rates for grain transportation from the Black Sea region have already fallen below operating costs.
Ukraine is negotiating the presence of allies in the Black Sea — MFA
Kyiv is discussing with partners the possibility of deploying an allied contingent in the Black Sea and Ukrainian skies within the framework of future security guarantees.
Pletenchuk: The Navy of the Armed Forces of Ukraine monitors mine safety in the area of three ports of Great Odesa
The Ukrainian Navy outlined the prospects for demining the entire Black Sea.
Fuel oil from Russian tankers: pollution monitoring work continues in the Odesa region
Environmental services reported on the situation with fuel oil pollution of the Black Sea coast in the Odesa region.
Ukraine collects evidence of oil pollution of the Black Sea
Ukrainian law enforcement officers are collecting evidence related to the pollution of the Black Sea with oil products.
Ukraine, Japan and the Netherlands will assess the consequences of the fuel oil leak from Russian tankers
Ecologists will work on a model that will help assess the scale of pollution and its long-term consequences for the Black Sea ecosystem.
