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Shmyhal: the Russian Federation exported more than 180,000 tons of grain through the port of Mariupol in 2024
Russian invaders continue to use food as a tool of aggression and blackmail.
The Russians attacked a civilian ship in Odesa
The Russians attacked Odesa with attack drones and ballistic missiles.
British intelligence suggests that the Russians accidentally attacked a ship in the Black Sea
British intelligence suggests that the missile attack on the “Aya” grain ship for Egypt could have been an accident.
The state took back the assets of the Port of Pivdennyi for UAH 65 million
The prosecutor’s office returned to the state land in the water area of the Great Ajalytsk estuary in the amount of over UAH 65 million.
The FOSFA arbitration for the first time recognized the war in Ukraine as a force majeure for exports
For the first time, the FOSFA arbitral tribunal considered a force majeure case in connection with the war in Ukraine.
The Russian Federation attacked port infrastructure on the Danube: there are wounded (photo)
As a result of the Russian attack, a fire broke out, which was quickly extinguished by the fighters of the State Emergency Service.
Russia will start exporting coal from occupied Mariupol
Russia plans to start exporting coal from the port in occupied Mariupol, Donetsk region.
They plan to build a river terminal in Mykolaiv region for 170 million
Voznesensk City Council presented the construction project of the river grain terminal. The transshipment capacity is preliminarily estimated at 10,000 tons per day.
Ukraine supplies food for 600 million people in the world, — Ministry of Agrarian Policy
The Ministry of Agrarian Policy stated that Ukraine supplies food for 600 million people in the world. Minister of Agricultural Policy Vitalii Koval met with the newly appointed head of the FAO Office in Ukraine, Mohammed Azuka. Koval thanked the FAO (Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations) for the constant support of Ukrainian agricultural…
Russia is expanding Baltic ports to reduce dependence on the Black Sea
Moscow aims to reduce dependence on Black Sea ports and increase exports by 50% by 2030. Russia is intensifying the development of ports in the Baltic Sea to diversify grain export routes, Reuters reports. The country plans to increase agricultural exports by 50% by 2030, reducing dependence on risky routes through the Black Sea, amid…
