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Satellites detect new oil slick near Russian port of Taganrog
The spot extends 4–6 km in the northeast, east and southeast directions from the port.
Greek companies are interested in investment projects in the Odesa port
Representatives of the Odesa branch of the State Enterprise “USPA” met with a delegation from Greece headed by the Special Envoy of the Greek Ministry of Foreign Affairs for Ukraine.
A vessel heading to Reni was hit off the coast of Romania: there are injuries
On the night of July 21, the Liberian-flagged gas tanker Gas Lisbon was hit about 20 nautical miles off the Romanian coast.
India confirms death of four of its citizens after Russian attack on ship in Odesa port
India’s Foreign Ministry has confirmed the deaths of four of its citizens in a Russian attack on the merchant ship Golden Leo in the port of Odessa. Another Indian sailor is in critical condition. India’s Ministry of External Affairs has confirmed the deaths of four of its citizens in a Russian attack on the merchant…
The suspension of purchases in deep-water ports has caused rapeseed prices to collapse to UAH 25,000–26,000/t
Due to the complications of export logistics and the suspension of purchases in ports, the main volume of trade has shifted to the domestic market.
The “handysize” market has virtually stopped, and Danube freight has increased by $3–5/t
Last week, only one vessel was looking for cargo in the handysize segment. Rates on the Danube, however, increased by $3–5/t.
Bodies of 10 dead in Russian attack on civilian ship found at sea
During the search and rescue operation, the bodies of 10 dead were found – the pilot and crew members of a merchant ship attacked by the Russians near Odesa.
Attacks on Ukrainian ports force exporters to refocus on the western border, — Spike Brokers
Traders are reducing purchases at ports, while demand is increasingly shifting to land routes and Danube ports.
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.
Despite the promise: Egypt could accept a Russian ship with grain from occupied Feodosia
The sanctioned bulk carrier NOVAYA ZEMLYA, which exported about 20 thousand tons of wheat from occupied Feodosia, changed its route and appeared near Alexandria instead of the previously declared Famagusta.
