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Ukraine Marks Shipping Milestone as IMO Pledges More Assistance

The Maritime Executive 07 Dec 2023
Ukraine is highlighting that it is reaching four months since it announced the reopening of its shipping corridor on the Black Sea to maintain exports which are vital to its economy ... They also said that 226 ships have entered Ukraine’s ports with 31 loading as of the report and another 30 following the corridor in both directions.
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Russia's intensified attacks on Ukraine pose significant risks to country’s grain exports

The National 07 Dec 2023
The UN warned on Wednesday that Russia’s intensified assaults on Ukraine are posing significant risks to the country’s grain export capacity ... Zelenskyy address cancelled as White House pushes for Ukraine aid ... Russia has since threatened to attack ships leaving or arriving at ports controlled by Ukraine.
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This Week in WW II: Lest We Forget

Biltmore Beacon 07 Dec 2023
At sea,(in addition to Pearl Harbor losses), the British lost two ships to mines; four died ... In total, the raid sank or damaged 8 battleships, 3 cruisers, 3 destroyers, 1 anti-aircraft training ship, 1 minelayer; destroyed 188 aircraft; and killed 2,459 (57 of which were civilian) and wounded 1,282 (35 of which were civilian).
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Exclusive: Polish trucker blockade holds up Ukraine's volunteer military aid

Reuters 06 Dec 2023
Ukraine's army relies on volunteer military ... Anatoliy Akulov, who runs the Ukraine in Armor charity fund, which ships both military and humanitarian aid, said haulage costs from Poland to Ukraine, normally $1,700-2,300 per container, spiked to around $5,000 in November.
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Ukraine plans to export 50 mln tons of crops from this year's harvest

China.dot.org 06 Dec 2023
Ukraine has a capacity to ship abroad about 6 million tons of crops per month, Gorbachev said, estimating the potential of alternative Black Sea grain corridor at between 3 and 4 million tons.
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Hijacked cargo ship becomes

The Daily Mail 06 Dec 2023
Some were pictured clambering up the ships ladders while other Yemenis armed with rifles walked around the vessel ... The staff on board the ship, chartered by Japan's Nippon Yusen, are from a number of different countries including Bulgaria, Ukraine, the Philippines, Mexico and Romania, Galaxy Maritime said.
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Russia’s Warships Face ‘Big Trouble’ in Black Sea, Kyiv Says

Star Telegram 06 Dec 2023
Russian naval forces in the Black Sea face "big trouble" as Ukraine looks to press its asymmetric offensive against Moscow's military shipping and infrastructure in the region, according to President ... .
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Industrials Up on Rate Hopes -- Industrials Roundup

Market Watch 06 Dec 2023
... Congress includes funds for its Switchblade 300 and 600 armed drones to be shipped to Ukraine, Israel, Taiwan and elsewhere.
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Rising war risks prompt property insurers to rethink cover

Reuters 06 Dec 2023
However, international underwriters have largely pulled out from offering such policies in Ukraine following Russia's invasion and heavily scaled back business in Israel since its conflict with Hamas, industry sources told Reuters ... "You can't get anything in Ukraine at this point in time.
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Austin: US troops in Europe might be fighting Russia

Asiatimes 06 Dec 2023
Pitching Congress with a proposal for more aid for Ukraine, US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin conjured up a threat from Russia. Austin said that if Congress does not appropriate $61 billion in aid for Ukraine it is “very likely” US troops on the ground in Europe will be fighting Russia.
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Inside the counteroffensive, part 2: In Ukraine, a war of incremental gains as counteroffensive stalls

Stars and Stripes 06 Dec 2023
ZAPORIZHZHIA, UkraineSoldiers in the 47th Separate Mechanized Brigade waited for nightfall before piling — nervous but confident — into their U.S.-provided Bradley Fighting Vehicles. It was June 7 and Ukraine’s long-awaited counteroffensive was about to begin ... Valery Zaluzhny, Ukraine’s top commander, had seen enough.
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In Ukraine, a war of incremental gains as counteroffensive stalls

The Spokesman-Review 06 Dec 2023
ZAPORIZHZHIA, Ukraine - Soldiers in the 47th Separate Mechanized Brigade waited for nightfall before piling - nervous but confident - into their U.S.-provided Bradley Fighting Vehicles. It was June 7 and Ukraine’s long-awaited counteroffensive was about to begin ... Valery Zaluzhny, Ukraine’s top commander, had seen enough.
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This holiday season, there is no peace on earth | Social Views

Penn Live 06 Dec 2023
The rape and carnage in Sudan don’t get as much attention as the chaos in the Middle East or Ukraine, but they should ... Meest warehouse is full of humanitarian aid ready to be shipped to help the relief effort in Ukraine ... type of disasters we see in Israel, Gaza, Ukraine, and Sudan.
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North Korean defector plans new life after high-risk escape by sea

The Banner-Press 06 Dec 2023
One stormy night in May, Kim loaded his family into his home-made wooden boat and sailed away from North Korea, hoping to give his children a life of freedom ... kAmqFE z.>k^Am ... Taiwan, Czech Republic To Work Together To Rebuild Ukraine's Health Care Sector - TaiwanPlus News. Hundreds of Chinese Ships Gather Near the Philippines - TaiwanPlus News ... ....
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COP28 fossil fuel debate sizzles as world marks record hot year

The Moore County News Press 06 Dec 2023
With 2023 confirmed to be the hottest year on record by Europe's climate monitor, the temperature was also rising on Wednesday for negotiators thrashing out the thorny issue of fossil fuels at COP28 in Dubai ... In flooded south, Ukraine builds landmark ecocide case against Russia. US Warship and Commercial Ships Attacked in Red Sea, Pentagon Confirms.

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United Arab Emirates Foreign Minister Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan, right, greets Russian President Vladimir Putin upon his arrival at an international airport in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, Wednesday, Dec. 6, 2023.
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