Black Sea shipping faces rising security threats | Ukraine Brief

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2026年07月27日
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy traveled to the U.K. to meet with Britain’s new Prime Minister Andy Burnham and discuss continued military support for Ukraine.

Ukraine reported new long-range strikes targeting Russian energy and military infrastructure, while Russian forces continued attacks across Ukrainian regions.

In this episode of Ukraine Brief, host Maciej Mikos discusses the growing threat to Black Sea shipping after a cargo vessel carrying Ukrainian grain sank following a Russian missile strike near Odesa. Together with guest Peter Dickinson from the Atlantic Council, they analyze the future course of the war, including recent strikes on Russian online retailer Wildberries and the growing threat to maritime security in the Black Sea, which could impact global food security.

Chapters:
00:00 Zelenskyy meets new U.K. PM Andy Burnham
01:02 Ukraine continues to pummel enemy energy infrastructure deep behind frontlines
01:55 Russian strikes’ casualties update
03:09 Cargo ship struck by Russia last week finally sinks into the Black Sea
04:20 Interview: Putin’s cancelled naval parade – another dent to his image
06:17 Interview: Escalation in the Black Sea and its impact on global food security
08:09 Interview: Ukraine’s strikes on Russian logistics and e-commerce hubs
10:32 Interview: Zelenskyy’s U.S. visit and defense cooperation

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