ports
An accident occurred with an oil tanker in Russia: a spill of petroleum products is recorded
On the morning of April 20, an oil spill from the tanker “Alexander Kashchuk” occurred in the sea port of Kholmsk, in the south of the Sakhalin region of the Russian Federation.
In the Odesa region, repairs are being completed on the bridge over the Kofa Canal, which connects two ports
In the Odesa region, on the T-16-07 Izmail – Kiliya – Vylkove road, the repair of the bridge over the Kofa Canal is being completed.
The Russian Federation is intensifying the development of river infrastructure in the Kherson region
The Russians are creating multimodal hubs for military purposes and the export of Ukrainian resources in the occupied territories of Kherson region.
Port of Chornomorsk signed an agreement with the Baltic port of Ventspils
The partnership between the Ukrainian and Latvian ports is aimed at developing sustainable logistics, exchanging experience and strengthening Ukraine’s ties with EU markets.
More and more foreign ships are entering the ports of Great Odesa
In the first quarter of 2025, 659 ship calls were made to three ports of the Odesa region.
Russian ships will not be able to enter American ports for another year
On Thursday, April 17, US President Donald Trump’s executive order extending sanctions against Russia took effect.
Moldova and Ukraine discussed the transit of wagons via the ferry to Batumi
Moldovan Railways proposes to send freight cars from Chornomorsk to Batumi by ferry.
USPA plans to renovate “Tsukrovyi” Pier for UAH 6 million
The Odesa branch of the Ukrainian Sea Ports Authority is looking for a contractor for the ongoing repair of the “Tsukrovyi” Pier.
Freight rates for grain transportation by coasters to Italy have increased on the Danube
As of mid-April, the situation for shipowners in the Black Sea remains unchanged.
Estonian businessmen completely bought out the port from the Russians
A major Estonian businessman, Tiit Vähi, and a number of Estonian shareholders have completely bought out the port of Sillamäe from its Russian partners.
