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12 February 2024
The Polish police have not yet detained anyone in connection with an incident with the Ukrainian grain poured out from the sealed trucks driving in transit via Poland towards Lithuania.
Polish farmers have restricted traffic on the roads leading through the Zosin-Ustyluh and Dolhobyczow-Uhryniv checkpoints and again blocked the Shehyni checkpoint.
The Center for Strategic Communication and Information Security pursues efforts to provide a brief explanation to foreign audiences on the current topics of particular interest as regards Ukraine.
In Dusseldorf, Germany, a 17-year-old Ukrainian basketball player was stabbed to death and his friend, also a young athlete, was hospitalized. Police are investigating the case.
11 February 2024
The Chelm City Police is investigating the circumstances of the recent incident involving Ukrainian grain trucks near the border crossing in Dorohusk.
Ukraine has already exported more than 22 million tonnes of cargo since the creation of a temporary sea corridor six months ago.
06 February 2024
Ukrainian soldiers on the front lines are waiting for decisions in the EU on increasing and speeding up the supply of artillery shells and will be grateful to every European nation that will help ensure that as many rounds as possible are delivered to Ukraine as soon as possible.
In January 2024, Ukraine reached the pre-war volume of maritime exports, bringing their total volume almost to a pre-war level.
05 February 2024
Experts do not rule out that Ukraine will also be on the agenda of this meeting.
04 February 2024
Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development of Poland, Michal Kolodziejczak, arrived at the Dorohusk border crossing with Ukraine with an inspection.
03 February 2024
In January, Ukraine 6.3 million tons of cargo were exported through the Ukrainian corridor, which is almost equal to the pre-war level of exports, said Deputy Prime Minister for Reconstruction, Minister of Community Development, Territories and Infrastructure Oleksandr Kubrakov.
31 January 2024
The United States continues to provide Ukraine with new weapons systems, such as the small-diameter bombs, which are already on their way to the front.
29 January 2024
The war of attrition with Russia began back in 2014.
27 January 2024
The heads of the customs services of Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia have agreed on unified control during the implementation of the European Union's sanctions against Russia and Belarus.
26 January 2024
Since the launch of the Ukrainian sea corridor, 18 million tonnes of cargo, including 12.7 million tonnes of agricultural products, have been exported through Ukrainian ports to 32 countries
25 January 2024
Russia’s Navy has deployed four warships on combat duty in the Black Sea as of 08:00 on Thursday, January 25, including two Kalibr cruise missile carriers, with a total salvo of up to eight missiles.
Ukraine can export another 36-40 million tonnes of grains and oilseeds in the current marketing year (MY).
24 January 2024
The EU will continue to provide Ukraine with substantial support, and in this context, the European Commission will soon present proposals to extend the liberalization of agricultural trade with our country.
Bulgarian MPs Ivaylo Mirchev and Nadezhda Yordanova, representing the political party "We Continue the Change-Democratic Bulgaria" (WCC-DB), submitted to parliament a draft law seeking to freeze Russian properties owned by sanctioned individuals.
23 January 2024
EU Ministers of agriculture will discuss at the EU Council on Tuesday the impact of the export of Ukrainian farm products on European markets.
In December 2023, Ukraine’s ports exported more agricultural products than at any point since Russia's invasion, almost certainly due to the reopening of Ukraine's main Black Sea ports and the establishment of a unilateral shipping export channel.
22 January 2024
The head of the Polish government, Donald Tusk, arrived in Ukraine on a visit on Monday, January 22.
21 January 2024
As of October 2023, Ukraine reduced its supplies of agricultural products to the European Union almost to the level of pre-war 2021, although it remained among the top three suppliers of such products to the EU, and at the same time significantly increasing consumption of European agricultural exports.
20 January 2024
The United States helps Ukraine to repair fiber-optic cables in frontline areas after Russia’s missile strikes.
A museum of stolen Ukrainian items, including fire extinguishers and license plates, has been opened in Russia.
The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development of Poland has confirmed that the ban on Ukrainian imports will remain in effect until appropriate protective mechanisms are developed at the EU level.
19 January 2024
After a meeting with his Latvian and Estonian counterparts, Lithuanian Minister of Transport and Communications Marius Skuodis said that the Baltic states support the inclusion of Russian and Belarusian grain in the EU sanctions package.
18 January 2024
Ukraine is achieving substantial results on the battlefield, while Russia's actions are ineffective from a military point of view.
Our enemy has been following a similar path for a year now. In 2023, Russia held a record number of tenders for the purchase of electronic warfare equipment at the expense of big business
An anti-aircraft machine gun battalion formed in the Prykarpattia region has received 24 thermographic cameras purchased at the expense of the regional budget.