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Over 80 million tons in Gdańsk, Polish missiles for Norway and a Russian spy detained

The Kołobrzeg port will become a service base for offshore wind farms

_{Source: PortalMorski.pl}

In 2025, 80.4 million tons of goods were transhipped at the Port of Gdańsk

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New missiles for Norway will reach Russian naval bases. The missiles will be built in Poland

_{Photo: Polish set Homar-K. Photo: X/Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz}

Ukrainians detained a Russian agent who was preparing an attack on naval drones

_{Source: gospodarkamorska.pl}

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