Odesa port
Coverage of Odesa port in the Nexus archive.
- Indian sailor missing after vessel hit near Odesa, family seeks help
Indian sailor Ramchandra Dubey went missing after his vessel was struck near Ukraine’s Odesa port on July 25. Two of the four Indian crew members are confirmed safe, while Dubey and another sailor remain unaccounted for. The Indian Embassy in Kyiv is coordinating with Ukrainian authorities to locate them.
- Cargo Vessel Lethally-Hit by Russian Anti-Ship Missiles Sinks Near Odesa Port
The cargo ship Golden Leo, which was struck by Russian anti-ship missiles a week earlier resulting in 10 deaths, sank near Odesa Port after drifting for days. The incident occurred amidst increasing attacks on civilian shipping in the Black Sea by Russia and Ukraine.
- Russian strikes hurt Ukrainian grain exports
Russian attacks on Ukraine’s Odesa port have disrupted grain exports, causing traders and shipowners to pause activities and resulting in 11 port worker and sailor deaths. Russia’s grain exports are also declining due to fuel shortages and Ukrainian strikes, exacerbating global food supply pressures as the two countries account for a third of global wheat supplies.
- Russia strikes Ukraine’s Odesa port, kills railway worker in Zaporizhia
Russia struck Ukraine's Odesa port and killed a railway worker in Zaporizhia. Ukraine's deputy prime minister condemned the attacks on civilian infrastructure as 'another proof of terrorism'.