Constanta

Romanian President Nicos Dan confirmed the explosion and called the incident a direct consequence of Russian aggression. On the morning of June 5, a naval drone exploded in the port of Constanta near the oil terminal – at the 78th berth near the building of the Romanian maritime rescue service, writes Kyiv Post. The Ukrainian…

An explosion occurred in the Romanian port of Constanta. It was previously thought to be a naval drone. Law enforcement officers were dispatched to the scene.

The Port of Constanta has strengthened the protection of critical infrastructure with a new anti-drone system after a drone was spotted near the passenger terminal.

By 2030, Lviv railway station should be connected to the Eurorail. The narrow-gauge railway through Lviv should connect the Baltic Sea and the Black Sea.

In the first decade of November, Ukraine unblocked diesel fuel imports from Constanta, but its sales are growing slowly.

Ukraine has unblocked the import of diesel fuel from the Romanian port of Constanta.

UZ Cargo Poland carried out a complex transportation of “rolled sheet” cargo from the port of Constanta to the Perechyn station in a direct connection.

Leading operators plan deliveries for October without taking into account the port of Constanta due to possible sanctions from Ukraine.

The supply of petroleum products from the Romanian port of Constanta, which is one of the key ones for the Ukrainian market, may be subject to sanctions as early as October 1, 2025.
This is not the first attempt to restrict the activities of the Romanian hub. For the first time, such a decision was discussed in the summer of 2024, but then it was blocked under pressure from Romania and the EU. However, now Ukraine is threatened with the loss of a key partner, a change in logistics routes and, at worst, an increase in fuel prices within the country.
USM understood the situation and spoke with the head of the A-95 Consulting Group, Serhiy Kuyun, as well as other market participants.

The supply of petroleum products from the Romanian port of Constanta may fall under Ukrainian sanctions as early as October 1.