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Russian strikes on Ukrainian ports this winter damaged at least 13 civilian vessels
After a surge in attacks in December, ports were able to ship only about 75% of their planned volumes.
Feed corn prices fell by $1–3/t in Ukrainian ports
Traders have mostly already formed export batches, and the supply from farmers has increased due to the need for working capital.
Russia is increasing production of naval drones for attacks on Ukrainian ports
The Russian Federation is developing the production of Triton naval drones, which can reach speeds of up to 100 km/h and can be used both for attacks on civilian shipping and on the port infrastructure of Ukraine.
Some EU countries oppose certain points of the sanctions package against Russia, — Bloomberg
Some EU member states are wary of imposing sanctions on ports in Georgia and Indonesia.
Lithuania, Sweden and Canada launch fund to restore Ukraine’s ports and transport infrastructure
In Stockholm, the parties signed an agreement on the establishment of a special fund to support the International Transport Forum.
Intelligence: China increased imports of Russian oil via “shadow fleet”, India reduced it
In total, in January, tankers of the “shadow fleet” exported 14.3 million tons of oil from the Russian Federation — 1.41 million tons less than in the previous month.
Agricultural products provided 56% of Ukraine’s exports in 2025, despite a decrease in the share
The indicator of Ukrainian agricultural exports is lower than in 2024, but remains the third highest since independence.
Farmers called for opening the import of saltpeter through Ukrainian ports
Agrarian associations of Ukraine have called on the government to open the import of ammonium nitrate through sea ports, as its shortage may lead to a reduction in the harvest.
Drones attacked the infrastructure of the Russian port of Taman
The Black Sea coastal region of the Russian Federation has been hit by a massive drone attack at night, with damage reported to infrastructure in the port of Taman and fuel tanks.
In the ports of Great Odesa, the offer of “handy sizes” is higher than “coasters”
Due to military risks, weather and power outages, the number of vessels ready to call at Ukrainian deep-water ports remains limited.
