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FESCO suspends new Black Sea cargo bookings after incident with vessel Yanina, Russia's transport group says

Russian transport group FESCO is temporarily suspending acceptance of new cargo shipment bookings through the Black Sea following an incident involving the vessel Yanina, the company said.

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