Volga-Dnepr claims 'pirate' Canada has 'hijacked' its stranded aircraft
Volga-Dnepr, the Russian operator of AN-124s, has called Canada’s attempt to give one of its ...
The impact of sanctions against Russia is beginning to be felt across its logistics sector, as transport options dwindle and payment systems lose support.
A source closely tied to Europe’s forwarding and shippers community said that, while “of course” trade with Russia continued, transport operations and financial aspects of the business were “grinding to a halt”, as efforts to persuade Putin to withdraw from Ukraine ratchet up.
The source told The Loadstar: “Businesses not sanctioned have continued to trade with their European ...
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Volga-Dnepr claims 'pirate' Canada has 'hijacked' its stranded aircraft
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