grain theft

Ukrainian officials have warned of risks for foreign companies after the Russians opened a so-called checkpoint in occupied Berdyansk.

Stolen wheat and coking coal continue to be exported from the temporarily occupied ports of Mariupol and Berdyansk.

A Russian-flagged ship loaded with stolen grain in Sevastopol arrived for unloading at the port of Latakia (Syria).

The Victoria V vessel in occupied Mariupol was loaded with over 5,000 tons of Ukrainian grain, which was delivered to a Turkish port.

The Matros Koshka vessel, flying the Russian flag, is carrying over 27,000 tons of stolen grain. The grain is likely to be delivered to Syria.

Russian ships accompany the ships-thieves under the Kerch Bridge, protecting them from possible flooding.

Bulk carrier “Zafar” (IMO: 9720263) loaded approximately 30 thousand tons of Ukrainian wheat in occupied Sevastopol.

Vessels are waiting for permission to enter the port of Sevastopol to load stolen grain.

The project involves increasing the depth and dimensions of the canal and is designed to last at least until 2027.

Bulk carriers are waiting in the Yalta Bay for permission to enter Sevastopol and load at the Avlita terminal.