Tag: Russia
Ukraine Issues Permits For Transportation Of Transit Goods By Road In 2016 To Russia
Ukraine has issued permits for transportation of transit goods by road, as well as for irregular transportation of transit passengers by road, in 2016 to Russia.
Trucking Conflict Between Russia And Poland Increases Transit Of Goods Through Ukraine To EU
There has been an increase in the number of trucks waiting to enter Ukraine on the Ukrainian-Belarusian border since the beginning of February, particularly at the Domanove border crossing.
4.5% Of Ukrainian Exports Transported On Transit Through Russia In 2015
The proportion of Ukrainian goods that was transported on transit through the territory of Russia to other countries in 2015 was approximately 4.5% of the country’s total exports and it was worth about USD 1.6 billion.
Movement Of Trucks Between Russia And Poland Stops
The two countries agree the number of entry permits for large trucks annually.
Export Of Ukrainian Railcars To Russia Reduces Five-Fold In One Year
Export of freight cars to Russia by Ukrainian railcar enterprises reduced by 3,400 or 80% to 700 in 2015.
Poland Looking For New Transit Routes For Delivery Of Goods To Uzbekistan
Poland intends to stabilize its trade turnover with Uzbekistan, which has fallen by more than 30%, this year. Poland is now seeking an alternative route.
First Convoy Of 8 Ukrainian Trucks Departs For Kazakhstan Via Russia
The first convoy of eight Ukrainian trucks departed for Kazakhstan through Russia on Tuesday, 19 January, Deputy Minister of Economic Development and Trade/Ukraine’s trade representative Natalia Mykolska announced this.
Russia Embargoes Ukrainian Agricultural Produce, Raw Materials, And Food
According to the Russian government, "the adopted decision is aimed at extending the special retaliatory economic measures in relation to Ukraine."
Ukrainian Sea Ports Authority denies Vessel Blockade In The Kerch Strait
The Ukrainian Sea Ports Authority (USPA) has denied information about Russian blockade of vessels in the Kerch Strait. Berdyansk and Mariupol seaports accept vessels according to the schedule.
What Ukraine is Offering Turkey as Replacement for Russian Products
Experts estimate the annual volume of agricultural products that Russian exports to the Turkish market at USD 2.4 billion and the annual volume of mining and metals products at USD 1.6 billion. Russia’s sanction against Turkey opens prospects for Ukrainian exports to Turkey to increase by USD 4 billion.
Antonov To Replace Russian Parts For Ukrainian An-124 Planes
The Antonov state aircraft manufacturing enterprise has begun studying options for replacement of Russian parts for the Ukrainian An-124 plane with the aim of reducing its dependence on Russian suppliers.
Ukraine Ready To Replace Russian Grain Exports To Turkish Market
Ukrainian grain exports to Turkey could increase if Russian traders stopped exporting to the country, the Ukrainian Grain Association’s President Volodymyr Klimenko has said.
Ukraine Could Earn Over USD 75 Million If Turkey Embargoes Russian Products
Russian grain exporters have suspended conclusion of contracts for supply of grain to Turkey for fear of restrictive measures. The Russian government is expected to make a decision in imposition of sanctions on Turkey on 30 November.
Gazprom Stops Gas Supplies To Ukraine
Supplies are being halted until new payments arrive from the Ukrainian company
Ukraine Bans All Russian Aircraft From Flying On Transit Through Its Airspace
Ukrainian airlines have long been banned from operating transit flights through Russia.
Turkey Will Lose USD 3 Billion If Russia Cuts Air Links - media
Turkey could lose more than USD 3.3 billion in annual tourism revenue if Russia bans flights to the country.
Yatseniuk Promises To Impose Trade Embargo On Russia
The Russian threats to impose an embargo on Ukrainian products on 1 January will be met with a similar, mirrored response by the Ukrainian authorities.
Cancellation Of Flights To Russia Has Not Significantly Increased Passengers On Moscow Trains
The number of passengers on Kyiv-Moscow trains has increased by only 4-5% since the abolition of direct flights between Russia and Ukraine.
Putin Asks Ukraine To Pay ‘Yanukovych Credit’ In Annual Installments Of USD 1 Billion
Russia has agreed to restructure Ukraine’s Eurobonds worth USD 3 billion on its own terms. According to Russian President Vladimir Putin, the restructuring terms provide for postponement of repayment to the period of 2016-2018 at USD 1 billion per year.
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.
