ports
Russian attacks reduced the export potential of ports by 40%
After Russia’s withdrawal from the Grain Agreement, the country carried out 17 massive attacks on Ukrainian ports, which led to a 40% decrease in the export potential of the ports.
3 more ships are heading to Ukrainian ports
Regular ships are directed to the ports of Great Odesa through a temporary corridor.
Another foreign ship arrived at the ports of Great Odesa
Another ship arrived at Ukrainian ports through the “temporary corridor”. The ship is currently anchored near Odessa.
Two bulk carriers are heading to Chornomorsk and Pivdennyi ports
Two foreign bulk carriers are moving in the direction of the ports of Great Odesa. Ships should reach their destination by evening.
19 ships left the ports of Great Odesa
Two more ships left the ports of Great Odesa today. They will pass through the new “grain corridor”.
Two more ships are heading to the ports of Great Odesa
Two bulk carriers Imperator and Wu Yang Glory are heading towards Ukrainian ports.
How Israel ports operate during wartime
On the morning of October 7, the Islamic movement Hamas attacked Israel. USM explains how the escalation of conflict has affected shipping in the region.
Greece offers its ports for the export of Ukrainian grain
Greece offers its ports in the Aegean Sea as another corridor for the export of Ukrainian grain in the conditions of the blockade of the Black Sea.
Three more ships are heading for the exit from the ports of Great Odesa
Three more ships are moving from Ukrainian ports through the new temporary corridor.
Insurers have restored risk coverage for ships bound for the ports of Great Odesa
International insurance companies have restored risk coverage for civilian ships going to Ukrainian ports in the Black Sea.
