The number of vessel calls at Russian ports decreased by a third due to sanctions
Shipping near Russian ports has decreased by a third after the Russian military invasion of Ukraine.
Shipping near Russian ports has decreased by a third after the Russian military invasion of Ukraine.
The Association of Insurers from London (which includes many of the largest insurers) has included Ukrainian waters in the Black and Azov Seas in the list of potentially dangerous areas for shipping. USM talked to a London-based insurer to find out how this will affect freight rates and whether it will affect cargo turnover at Ukrainian ports.
Fifty-five vessels were seized for violation of the procedure for entering and leaving the territory of the occupied peninsula of Crimea.
The Ministry of Infrastructure of Ukraine has announced a focus on deregulation of procedures in the port industry.
Today, on August 30th, 4 vessels are simultaneously handled in the Mariupol seaport.
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