Black Sea
Turkey, Romania and Bulgaria have started demining the Black Sea
On Monday, July 1, the three NATO countries began joint anti-mine operations in the Black Sea to increase the safety of shipping.
The Navy spoke about changes in the work of the maritime corridor
Over the past six months, it has been possible to expand the capacity of the Ukrainian maritime corridor. In particular, there is no danger of remote mining.
For the first time, stolen Ukrainian grain was delivered to Yemen from Sevastopol
On Sunday, June 30, more than 35,000 tons of Ukrainian wheat was delivered by Zafar ships from the occupied port of Sevastopol to Yemen.
Ukraine teaches NATO how to fight at sea
NATO is studying the experience of the Defense Forces of Ukraine from combat operations in the Black Sea in order to adapt to modern military realities.
Freight rates in the Black Sea are recovering
Demand for sea freight from exporters is gradually recovering due to early grain trade activity.
Russia may launch drones into the Black Sea to mine the grain corridor
Russia may soon release naval drones into the Black Sea, which will bypass the Ukrainian grain corridor.
Ukrposhta will issue stamps to draw attention to the Black Sea
The new postal issue of Ukrposhta aims to tell about the impact of the war on the Black Sea.
A Russian submarine was used in an unsuccessful attempt to attack the south
The Russians use submarines to patrol the Black Sea instead of a surface fleet.
The Russian Federation exports about 15 million tons of oil by sea every month
The monthly export of Russian oil and oil products from the Black and Baltic Seas is more than 20 million tons or 146 million barrels.
The Netherlands will allocate 75 million euros for the maritime defense of Ukraine
The Netherlands, together with its partners, will purchase naval and air military equipment for the Defense Forces of Ukraine.
