AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoBlack Sea Shipping Disruption: Ukraine says Russian attacks are forcing shipowners to suspend docking at Ukrainian ports, while the wider Black Sea corridor faces renewed pressure as both sides trade strikes on ports and logistics. EU Sanctions Push: The EU agreed its 21st Russia package, targeting banks, crypto, energy and defense-industrial firms, with a key Greece-linked LNG shipping exemption shaping the final deal. Wildberries Under Fire: Ukrainian drones keep hitting Wildberries warehouses across Russia, with reports of major fires, casualties, and knock-on damage to logistics capacity—while Russian state TV is accused of downplaying the blasts. Energy Trade Shock: Indian refiners report Russian crude discounts have vanished again as Middle East disruptions tighten global supply, and EU LNG rules plus shipping constraints add friction. Arctic LNG 2 Exit: TotalEnergies will exit its stake in Russia’s Arctic LNG 2 after regulatory approval, underscoring how sanctions reshape foreign participation. Moldova Gas Politics: Moldova’s parliament speaker rejects calls to resume Russian gas via Turkish Stream, framing it as politically motivated amid tariff and security concerns. Defense-Industrial Signals: Reports of a possible Su-57 crash near Moscow and ongoing escalation rhetoric highlight volatility in Russia’s advanced aviation and strike posture.
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