Tag: Crimea

International Maritime Tribunal Orders Russia To Free Ukrainian Sailors And Return Captured Vessels

The tribunal ordered Russia to release the captured Ukrainian sailors immediately.

Sevastopol Seaport’s Cargo Volume Falls 30-Fold In 5 Years

There are currently plans to transport cargo to Syria from the port, which is located in the annexed Crimea.

Ship Traffic Through Kerch Strait To Mariupol And Berdiansk Ports Resumes

This is indicated by data from the MarineTraffic service.

Ukraine And Russia Exchange Sailors Detained On Nord And YaMK-0041 Vessels

According to Ukrainian laws, all detained members of the Nord crew are citizens of Ukraine, but the exchange did take place.

Ukraine To Sue Russia For Restricting Shipping In Kerch Strait

A ban on the movement of ships will be in forcce on 3-6, 8-10, 14-21, 28-31 August, and on 1-4 September 2017

Odesa Court Orders Arrest Of Russian Ship For Illegally Visiting Crimea

Varyag performed 18 trips between the ports of Sevastopol and Zonguldak in 2015

Ukrzaliznytsia Managed To Remove 12 Diesel Locomotives And 9 Electric Locomotives From Crimea Before Annexation

Ukrainian railroad workers managed to take 12 locomotives, 9 electric locomotives, and one rail bus out of the Crimea before its occupation by Russian troops.

ICAO To Discuss Opening Of Air Routes Near Crimea

The prospect of opening two air routes over the Black Sea will be discussed at a meeting of the Black Sea Task Force of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) in March this year.

Russia Will Not Transfer Air Routes Near Crimea To Ukrainian Air Traffic Controllers – Rosaviatsia

Russia’s Federal Air Transport Agency (Rosaviatsia) believes that the recommendation of the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) is politically motivated, and it does not intend to transfer the servicing of these routes to Ukrainian air traffic controllers.

EASA Permits Flights On Two Routes Above Black Sea In Simferopol FIR

According to international law, the Crimea itself and the airspace above it remain Ukrainian.

Sanctions On Russian Airlines Will Be Lifted Only After Payment Of Fines For Flights To Crimea - Infrastructure Ministry

Russia has not yet paid the fine that the Ukrainian authorities imposed on Russian airlines for operating illegal flights to the Crimea.

First Batch Of Sanctioned Produce Destroyed In Crimea

The produce was buried in a landfill in Armyansk.

Ukraine Warns It May Cut Electricity Supplies To Crimea

The city’s emergency services intend to supply electricity to Sevastopol from local power generating sources.

Vessel Detained In Kherson After Entering Occupied Crimea

The vessel was detained because of poor seaworthiness, but he added that the vessel earlier entered ports in the occupied Crimea.

Passenger Traffic Through Simferopol Airport Increases 2.3-Fold In 2014

According to the report, the airport reached 2 million passengers for the first time in 20 years.

Visa Stops Servicing Cards In Crimea

The United States banned American companies from providing services in the Crimea on 19 December as part of its latest round of sanctions.

Ukraine Bans Bus Services To Crimea

To avoid endangering the lives and health of passengers in connection with the escalation of the situation in the Crimea

Ukrzaliznytsia Cancels Trains To Crimea

Passengers should apply to railway ticket offices for refunds.

Aksenov: Impossible To Build Kerch Bridge Without Ukraine’s Consent

Lawyers and experts on maritime law interviewed by the newspaper said it was almost impossible to build the bridge without the consent of Ukraine.

Construction Of Cableway Across Kerch Bridge Proposed

The center proposed constructing a 4.5-kilometer cableway at an altitude of 70 meters above sea level.

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