The names of invaders vessels stealing grain from the port of Mariupol became known
All stealing vessels enter temporarily occupied ports with their transponders turned off.
All stealing vessels enter temporarily occupied ports with their transponders turned off.
More than 7,000 tons of Ukrainian wheat were transported by ship from the port of temporarily occupied Mariupol.
The occupation authorities claim to export grain by ship, but the Mariupol port is not working.
The invaders shipped a new batch of grain stolen from Ukrainian farmers to the port of temporarily occupied Mariupol.
The water area of Mariupol port is frozen. But the invaders have neither an icebreaker nor a crew to continue operating the port.
Russians load a ship with stolen Ukrainian grain in the port of occupied Mariupol.
In winter, the invaders plan to use the Ukrainian icebreaker “Captain Bilousov” to take ships to the temporarily occupied port of Mariupol.
During October, at least 17 Russian ships entered the ports of the temporarily occupied Berdyansk and Mariupol.
In the seaport of the temporarily captured Mariupol, another Russian bulk carrier was loaded with coal.
The Russian invaders plan to raise the sunken dredger “Meotida” from the water area of the port of Mariupol within a year.
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