World’s Largest Container Shipping Company Suspends Novorossiysk Bookings After Drone Attack, Bloomberg Reports
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The company, like other international container carriers, restricted its activities in Russia following a full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
MSC Mediterranean Shipping, the world's largest container shipping company, immediately suspended new reserves from and to the port of Novorossiysk, Russia, after one of its ships was attacked by a drone. The decision follows a recent collision with MSC ULSAN III, while the vessel was on its way to Novorossiysk, informed MSC in a statement to customers, consulted by Bloomberg News. The company did not specify when the incident occurred.
Russia will face challenges delivering cargo to Novorossiysk. MSC Mediterranean Shipping, one of the world's largest container carriers, has suspended accepting new bookings to the port of Novorossiysk. The reason for this is the Ukrainian drone strikes, RBC-Ukraine reports, citing Bloomberg. MSC is leaving Novorossiysk. The decision was made following the attack on the MSC ULSAN III en route to Novorossiysk, according to an MSC customer message…
Major shipping company MSC is temporarily not sailing to the Russian port city of Novorossiysk on the Black Sea following a drone attack on one of its ships. This is stated in a notification to customers, which has been seen by news agency Bloomberg.
The decision was made after MSC's ULSAN III ship was attacked while sailing to the port of Novorossiysk, the company said in a statement to its customers, according to Bloomberg News.
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