stolen grain
Egypt began accepting stolen Ukrainian grain instead of Syria
From now on, Syria is closed to the sale of stolen Ukrainian grain, so the Russian invaders have targeted the Egyptian market.
Third voyage in a row: Russian ship with stolen Ukrainian grain heads to Yemen
The Russians are once again transporting stolen Ukrainian wheat from the temporarily occupied areas of the Zaporizhzhia region to the Yemeni Houthis.
The Kremlin banned ships carrying stolen grain from entering Syrian ports even before Assad was overthrown
Russia instructed ships carrying stolen Ukrainian grain not to enter Syrian ports even before the overthrow of the Bashar al-Assad regime.
The SBU detained the captain of the ship who was helping to export Ukrainian grain from Crimea
The security service detained a foreign cargo ship and its captain, who worked for the aggressor, in the waters of Odesa region.
The invaders organized more than 15 voyages with stolen grain from the port of Mariupol
The Russians made more than 15 flights from the port of Mariupol, during which stolen Ukrainian grain was transported to Russia.
The ship “Enisey” delivered grain from the occupied Zaporizhzhia region to Venezuela
The Russian vessel “Enisey”, under EU sanctions, delivered stolen grain from the occupied part of the Zaporizhzhia region to Venezuela.
The EU imposed sanctions against 27 ships of the “shadow fleet”
For the first time, the European Union introduced sanctions against the Russian “shadow fleet” and ships transporting stolen Ukrainian grain.
A Russian bulk carrier delivered stolen Ukrainian grain to Venezuela
The opening of a new sales direction demonstrates the beginning of open trade between Russians and international partners with grain from the occupied territories.
The Russians increased the export of wheat at the expense of stolen wheat
Russian wheat exports increased by 200,000 tons compared to last year.
A Turkish ship is carrying stolen Ukrainian grain to Israel
A Turkish ship plans to deliver Ukrainian grain exported from the ports of occupied Crimea to Israel.
