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The war in the Black Sea has become a priority of Turkey’s security policy
The Minister of National Defense of Turkey has named the Black Sea direction among the key issues of the country’s security policy.
Russia rejected all proposals for a ceasefire in the Black Sea, — Vysotskyi
The mediator countries have informed Kyiv that Moscow has rejected all of its partners’ proposals for a limited ceasefire or a moratorium on strikes.
Additional shelters for port workers are being built in Pivdenne
The new structures should supplement the existing system of shelters and provide additional safe places directly on the territory of the enterprise.
Dutch volunteers will provide Ukraine with aquadrones for evacuation and cargo delivery
The platform can reach speeds of up to 60 km/h and potentially transport up to 1 ton of cargo.
The invaders’ maritime logistics in Crimea have almost exhausted their reserves, — Navy
Russia has lost the ability to use railway ferries for military logistics between the Krasnodar Territory and the temporarily occupied Crimea.
Exports from Odesa region ports may fall to 4 million tons per month due to Russian attacks
The total damage to port terminals from the shelling reached $1.5 billion, but budget resources are currently being directed at preparing the energy system for winter.
Moldovan Foreign Ministry presents Russian Ambassador with a bottle of contaminated water from the Dnister
The Moldovan Foreign Ministry strongly condemned the attack, which led to the leakage of oil products into the river and created serious risks for the environment and the security of the country’s water supply.
Mariupol port has become a military hub: Russia transfers equipment to Zaporizhia and Pokrovsk directions
For the second month now, the port has been operating exclusively to supply the Russian army, receiving ships with military cargo.
Mykolaiv ports will not be able to operate until the end of the war, — Kim
The head of the Regional Military Administration emphasized that due to the proximity to the front, the resumption of shipping in the region is currently impossible for security reasons.
Moscow has named the objects that cannot be attacked during the ceasefire
The moratorium on strikes on energy facilities came into effect on March 18, but the Kremlin reserves the right to withdraw from the agreement “in the event of a ceasefire violation.”
