Black Sea & Ukraine War Shipping News
Greek Ship En Route From Israel To Romania With 421 Containers Sinks After Drone Attack
A Greek Container Ship became the latest target of a drone attack in the western Black Sea, raising concerns about the spillover of the Russia-Ukraine War across the region.
Russia Reopens Sea Of Azov Passage For Grain Ships For First Time Since July
Permission to depart was granted on October 26 to vessels operating from the Russian commercial ports of Temryuk and Kavkaz.
570 Ships Hit & 40 Seafarers Killed As Black Sea Becomes Deadliest Waterway Surpassing Hormuz & Persian Gulf
At least 40 seafarers have been killed in Black Sea ship attacks, and 24 reported deaths have been confirmed in the Strait of Hormuz.
Russia’s First Diesel Tanker To U.S. Since 2022 Is Set To Sail After Sanctions Waiver
The shipment is part of a deal between Russian President Vladimir Putin and US President Donald Trump to resume Russian fuel supplies.
Chaos In St. Petersburg As Massive Oil Terminal Reports Blasts During Ukrainian Drone Strikes
Ukraine reportedly launched a massive overnight drone attack on Russia, targeting the St. Petersburg Oil Terminal, a data center, and a bridge.
EU Blacklists Mumbai-Based Commercial Ship Manager Over Russian Crude Transfers
A ship manager based in Mumbai, India, was one of the three individuals sanctioned under the new EU sanctions package against Russia.
