VIDEO: Ukraine special forces destroy Russian freight train
Russia’s railfreight problems are only continuing to worsen. After sanctions last year sucked the country ...
Broken Ukrainian supply chains will not be fixed just by a rail-river service that began last month, and forwarders are looking for other options, like going via Bulgaria, to get cargo in and out of the war-torn country.
Odessa-based cargo analysis and consultancy firm Informall BG reports that there are thousands of export containers stuck in Ukrainian ports as local freight forwarders look for routes to move cargo, particularly food and medical supplies, in and the exports out.
One alternative for Ukrainian ...
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