ports
The Russians attacked three ships heading to the ports of Great Odesa
Currently, it is known about the third civilian ship damaged by Russian drones while en route to one of the ports of Great Odesa.
Drones hit two civilian ships heading to Ukraine in the Black Sea, USPA says
Russia has carried out another attack on civilian shipping, as a result of which two ships heading to Ukraine were damaged.
Russia has damaged over 900 facilities in Ukrainian ports since the start of the Great War, — USPA
Despite the shelling, the maritime corridor continues to operate, and about 200 million tons of cargo have already been transported through it.
Russia attacked port infrastructure in the south of Odesa region at night
As a result of the shelling, residential buildings, port infrastructure and warehouses were damaged, and two people were injured.
Ukraine and Britain discussed public-private projects in ports
The parties discussed the issues of restoring and modernizing Ukraine’s transport infrastructure, in particular the maritime and railway sectors.
SE “Odesa Container Terminal” helped HHLA increase international container turnover
German HHLA reported an increase in international container turnover by 21.5% in the first quarter of 2026, in particular due to the work of the KTO SE.
The invaders are preparing to sell Ukrainian products from the Mariupol port
Russia is preparing to sell more than 202,000 tons of Ukrainian products and raw materials that remained in the territory of the Mariupol port after the occupation of the city.
The annual Ukrainian Transport Forum will be held in Odesa
The Ukrainian Transport Forum 2026 will be held in Ukraine, where market participants will discuss logistics security, digitalization and the situation in the global transportation market.
Kuleba discussed with IMO Secretary General the export of stolen Ukrainian grain by Russia
Oleksiy Kuleba discussed with the Secretary General of the IMO the safety of shipping and the protection of Ukrainian ports.
Ukrainian ports increased transshipment by over 35% despite shelling
In April, Ukrainian seaports handled 8.2 million tons of cargo, which is 35.8% more than in the same period last year.
