grain theft
Journalists identified Russian vessels stealing Ukrainian grain
In the port of temporarily occupied Sevastopol, there are two bulk carriers stealing Ukrainian grain. One of the ships is the infamous “Mikhail Nenashev”.
Russia sees new approaches for grain thefts
A stolen bulk carrier has become enticed at the time-occupied Berdyansk. The ship wanted to seize this fact with the help of new schemes.
A grain thief who exported Ukrainian grain to the Houthis returns to the Black Sea
The bulk carrier “Zafar”, which the UN previously let through to unload stolen Ukrainian grain in the Houthi-controlled port of Salif, is returning to the Black Sea.
Since the beginning of the year, the Russian Federation has stolen 84.2 thousand tons of grain from the port of Mariupol
The enemy is preparing the Mariupol port to increase the volume of export of stolen Ukrainian grain.
Turkey let a stolen Russian ship pass through the Bosphorus under a fake name (photo)
A Russian ship is heading from Syria to the temporarily occupied Sevastopol for another shipment of stolen grain.
Thief ship Enisey unloaded another batch of grain in Venezuela
The Russian bulk carrier unloaded stolen Ukrainian grain just at the anchorage.
The UN allowed a Russian ship to deliver cargo to the Houthis despite the fact that the grain was stolen from Ukraine
A Russian-owned bulk carrier that regularly made flights to occupied Crimea received UN permission to unload at the Houthi-controlled port of Salif.
The Russians engaged another vessel for grain theft
The bulk carrier “Grumant” became another vessel that the Russians use to steal Ukrainian agricultural products.
At the end of the summer, Ukraine will launch a grain theft detection system
In Ukraine and Britain, they are already completing the formation of a comparative database of samples of Ukrainian agricultural products.
For the first time, stolen Ukrainian grain was delivered to Yemen from Sevastopol
On Sunday, June 30, more than 35,000 tons of Ukrainian wheat was delivered by Zafar ships from the occupied port of Sevastopol to Yemen.
