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IMO Council supports document initiated by Ukraine on shipping protection
The document, initiated by Ukraine, was supported during the 138th session of the Council of the International Maritime Organization (IMO).
Ukrainian Navy Commander spoke for the first time to representatives of maritime states at the IMO headquarters — Zaluzhnyi
Commander of the Ukrainian Navy Oleksiy Neizhpapa spoke at the headquarters of the International Maritime Organization (IMO) in London.
Ukraine and 34 other countries called on IMO to strengthen shipping protection in the Black Sea
Ukraine, together with 34 other states, has appealed to the International Maritime Organization (IMO) to strengthen the protection of merchant shipping in the Black Sea.
Sybiha discussed shipping safety in the Black Sea with the IMO Secretary General
Ukraine and the International Maritime Organization (IMO) continue to work together to protect freedom of navigation in the Black Sea amid Russian attacks on ports.
Ukraine and IMO are developing solutions for the security of the Black Sea Corridor
A founding seminar of the International Maritime Organization (IMO) project to strengthen Ukraine’s maritime security was held in Lviv. Thus, on September 8-10, the in-person phase of the founding seminar of the IMO project “Strengthening maritime security, safety, environmental protection and trade facilitation in the Black Sea Corridor” was held, the Shipping Administration reported. The…
Ukraine appeals to IMO over Russia’s massive attacks on civilian vessels
Ukraine has appealed to the International Maritime Organization due to the sharp deterioration in shipping safety in the Black Sea.
International maritime monitoring mission may begin work in Ukraine in the fall
The IMO mission is to document Russian attacks on Ukrainian ports and civilian shipping.
In 2026, Russia attacked merchant vessel more than 70 times, — Kuleba
Ukraine has called on the International Maritime Organization to strengthen counteraction to Russian attacks on civilian shipping and the activities of the Russian shadow fleet.
Ukraine stated at the IMO that the vessels of the Russian “shadow fleet” are legitimate military targets
Following Russia’s complaints to the IMO, Ukraine has told the International Maritime Organization that Russian “shadow fleet” vessels can be considered legitimate military targets.
Russia plans to restrict IMO access to vessel movement and identification data
The Russian authorities want to limit the International Maritime Organization (IMO)’s access to data on ship identification through AIS systems.
