Russia
Russian ships turn off AIS immediately after passing through the Bosphorus
The Russians also use electronic warfare, which shifts the GPS coordinates of ships and poses a danger to shipping in the region.
Russian grain transshipment in Kuban has halved
Due to drone attacks, Russian ports in the region handled only 3.8 million tons in July-August, compared to 7.9 million last year.
The first tanker with 40 thousand tons of Russian diesel will leave for the USA
The first tanker with 40 thousand tons of Russian diesel fuel is to leave Ust-Luga for the United States in the near future.
Drones hit St. Petersburg oil terminal, one of the largest in the Baltics
The terminal is located in the Grand Port of St. Petersburg and handles up to 12.5 million tons of oil products per year.
Responsibility for attacks on civilian vessels lies with Russia, says Romanian Foreign Ministry
Four merchant ships have been attacked in the western Black Sea over the past 24 hours, killing eight people.
Latvia cannot ban Russian grain transit due to risk of lawsuits worth hundreds of millions
The problem arose because Russian export grain belongs to American and Japanese companies even before it arrives in Latvia.
Russia calls France’s seizure of shadow fleet tanker “piracy”
The Russian Embassy in France said that the detention of the DF Peak tanker, which Paris links to the Russian “shadow fleet”, allegedly violates international law.
Russia reorients grain to Arctic port of Murmansk
Russian exporters are developing the new route against the backdrop of problems with traditional grain export routes across the Black Sea.
Rosatom strengthens control over port and container logistics in the Russian Federation
The state corporation Rosatom has bought the remaining 51% of the logistics group Delo from its founder Sergey Shishkarev.
South Korea denies fuel supplies to Russia from its ports
South Korean authorities have said that the country has not supplied fuel to Russia on sanctioned tankers from South Korean ports.
