Vene droonid tabasid Šveitsi ettevõtte graanuleid vedavat laeva

Tuesday, 28 July 2026

Šveitsis registreeritud kaevandus- ja toorainetega tegelev ettevõte Ferrexpo teatas teisipäeval, et Vene droonid kahjustasid Ukraina Musta mere vetes laeva, mis vedas 55 000 tonni ettevõtte graanuleid. Rünnakus hukkus üks meeskonnaliige.

Ettevõtte teatel muutis juhtunu toodangu edasise meritsi ekspordi lähiajal võimatuks, vahendas Interfax-Ukraine. Ferrexpo märkis, et tema peamised varad asuvad Ukrainas.

„Sadamas ja selle ümbruses ning Ukraina sadamatest lahkuvate laaditud laevade pihta jätkuvate drooni- ja raketirünnakute tõttu ei eelda grupp, et saab lähiajal selle eksporditee kaudu täiendavaid laevu laadida,“ teatas Ferrexpo.

Ferrexpo märkis, et katkestused on avaldanud grupi likviidsusele märkimisväärset negatiivset mõju. Grupi praeguse prognoosi järgi jätkub tegevuseks vaba raha 2026. aasta augusti lõpuni.

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