Thief ship left Mariupol port (video)
Another vessel of the invaders, which was loaded with clay, left the port of Mariupol.
Another vessel of the invaders, which was loaded with clay, left the port of Mariupol.
The captain of a Russian bulker is suspected of illegally exporting stolen Ukrainian grain from Crimea.
A bulk carrier from the northern merchant fleet of the Russian Federation was spotted in temporarily occupied Sevastopol.
All stealing vessels enter temporarily occupied ports with their transponders turned off.
Russian bulk carriers with stolen Ukrainian grain were spotted in the Syrian port of Tartus.
The Russians are trying to deceive GPS navigators in order to hide the fact of illegal entry of ships into ports in the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine.
The invaders are preparing to load a new batch of stolen Ukrainian grain onto a Russian cargo ship.
In 2023, the Russians exported about 212,000 tons of grain stolen in the temporarily occupied territories of the Zaporizhia region.
Two captains of Russian ships are suspected of transporting Ukrainian grain through the temporarily occupied Crimea.
More than 7,000 tons of Ukrainian wheat were transported by ship from the port of temporarily occupied Mariupol.
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