Danube
Attacks on ports forced NIBULON to review grain purchase prices
The company is reorienting itself to its own capacities on the Danube in order to be less dependent on the Black Sea route, which is regularly attacked by the Russian Federation.
New rules on Sulina will increase the cost of cargo transit to Ukrainian ports
Shipowners whose vessels are heading through the Sulina Canal to the ports of Ukraine and Moldova have faced additional costs for processing T1 transit declarations.
About five ships are waiting to pass near Sulina and Bystre
As of June 29, there are about five vessels near the Sulina and Bystre canals, and about ten more vessels are heading to Ukrainian seaports.
The development of Danube ports has long-term strategic importance, — the Ministry of Development at URC 2026
The launch of a project to study the development of ports in the Danube region with the support of the EBRD was announced at the Ukraine Recovery Conference 2026.
Fines of up to 4 thousand euros: Danube port introduces new requirements for vessels
The Romanian port of Tulcea has introduced additional requirements for reporting ship-generated waste after violations were detected during inspections.
The number of vessels on the Danube continues to decrease
On Monday, June 1, about five vessels were recorded near the Sulina and Bystre canals, while about 25 vessels were heading to the ports of Great Odesa.
Danube ports plan to raise $35 million for fleet and additional protective infrastructure
Within the framework of the international RELINC project for the development of the Danube ports of Ukraine, they plan to attract $35 million for the purchase of a fleet, protective structures and equipment.
Cargo flow through the Danube may decrease to 5 million tons in 2026 — Ministry of Development
After the resumption of the ports of Great Odesa, cargo turnover in the Danube region continues to fall, and in 2026 it may decrease to about 5 million tons.
The shipping administration reported on inspections on the Danube and other rivers
Last month, more than 30 events were held on the Dnipro, Ros, Dniester, Danube, Turunchuk rivers.
Ukraine and Serbia will resume work on concluding a free trade agreement
It is expected that the future Agreement will contribute to the growth of exports, improving the conditions for access of goods to the markets of Ukraine and Serbia.