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Due to restrictions on exports through ports, the agricultural sector will need up to €4 billion, — Ministry of Agrarian Policy
The Ministry of Agriculture discussed with the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development support for the liquidity of the agricultural sector, logistics and development of irrigation.
Port of Constanta increases rapeseed transshipment amid problems with Ukrainian supplies
The Port of Constanta is strengthening its role as a regional hub for rapeseed and oilseeds amid a high harvest in Romania and supply problems from other parts of the Black Sea region.
Ministry of Agrarian Policy: Ukraine expects to increase exports through Polish ports
Ukraine is negotiating with Poland to increase rail transit and plans to increase exports through Polish ports.
In Sulina, the queue to exit the canal is growing: the waiting time has reached 3-4 days
The problem of queues on the Sulina Canal has begun to concern not only the entrance, but also the exit. Currently, about 13 vessels are waiting to exit the canal.
Naval base hit in Novorossiysk: Russian warships attacked
The Defense Forces struck the naval base in Novorossiysk. As a result of the attack, Russian warships were hit.
Russia attacked port infrastructure in the Mykolaiv region
On the morning of September 9, Russian troops again attacked the port near Mykolaiv, which has remained blocked since 2022.
The state wants to create conditions for the development of a private fleet in Ukraine, — Ministry of Infrastructure
Despite the lack of an alternative to the ports of Great Odesa for exports, the state is working to create conditions for the development of a private fleet.
Albania did not allow a tanker from the Russian “shadow fleet” to enter the port of Durres
Albania has banned the oil tanker HANUMAN, which belongs to the Russian “shadow fleet”, from entering the port of Durres.
The share of diesel imports through the ports of southern Ukraine decreased to 33%
In August, the share of diesel fuel imports through the ports of southern Ukraine decreased to 33% compared to 50% a year earlier.
Freight from Danube ports has risen sharply due to a shortage of vessels and queues in Sulina
Freight rates for grain transportation from Ukrainian Danube ports have increased sharply due to the shortage of available tonnage and the increase in waiting times for passage through the Sulina Canal.
