Ukrainian ports
More than 100,000 tons of agricultural products were destroyed as a result of attacks on Odesa ports
Russian shelling resulted in damage to more than 300 objects of port infrastructure. In particular, more than 100,000 tons of agricultural products were destroyed.
Spike Brokers: shipowners show reluctance to enter Ukrainian ports
The lack of free tonnage and regular shelling of the port infrastructure of Ukraine led to an increase in freight rates in various directions.
In September, Ukrainian ports processed 1.3 million tons of ore cargo
In total, the cargo turnover of sea ports of Ukraine in September amounted to 7.1 million tons.
Shelling of ports is Russia’s new strategy against the maritime corridor, Klymenko
All the vessels on which Russia carried out the latest missile attacks are owned or operated by companies from EU countries.
Insurance companies are studying damages from Russian attacks on Ukrainian ports
Despite the Russian attack on the port infrastructure of Ukraine, exports from the ports of Great Odesa continue.
Insurance of ships to the ports of Ukraine has become more expensive
As a result of Russian attacks on Ukrainian port infrastructure, the price of ship insurance has increased.
In September, seaports of Ukraine processed 7 million tons of cargo
Cargo turnover of ports in September is almost twice as high as in the same period last year.
A vessel with humanitarian grain was loaded in the port of Pivdennyi
23,000 tons of Ukrainian corn have already been sent on a bulk carrier under the flag of Panama as part of the humanitarian initiative.
In the direction of the ports of Great Odesa, there was a significant decrease in the number of grain wagons
Over the past week, a decrease in the number of grain cargoes sent by rail to the seaports of Ukraine has been recorded.
China and Turkey can deter the Russian Federation from attacks on Ukrainian ports, the expert said
At present, about 5% of the ships that enter Odesa ports belong to Chinese owners. Another 25%-30% – to shipowners from Greece and Turkey. BlackSeaNews editor-in-chief Andriy Klymenko said this in an interview with Interfax-Ukraine. According to him, in general, there are now shipowners from more than 25 countries in the Black Sea ports. “We see…
