stolen grain
Ukrainian Embassy contacts police over Israeli import of stolen grain
The Ukrainian Embassy in Tel Aviv has filed an official complaint with the Israeli police against two Israeli companies.
Egypt allowed unloading of ship with stolen Ukrainian grain
Despite repeated warnings, the ASOMATOS vessel was allowed to unload 26.9 thousand tons of stolen Ukrainian wheat in Abu-Kira.
Since the beginning of the year, 25 ships have already exported grain from occupied Ukrainian ports, — Ministry of Foreign Affairs
From January to April alone, 25 vessels of the Russian grain fleet made approximately 50 direct voyages from closed Ukrainian ports in the occupation.
Israeli importer refuses stolen Ukrainian grain due to risk of sanctions
An Israeli importing company has refused to unload grain stolen by Russia in Ukraine in Haifa due to the risk of international sanctions.
EU considers sanctions against Israel over imports of stolen Ukrainian grain
The European Union is considering the option of imposing sanctions against Israel for buying stolen Ukrainian grain.
Israel accepts Russian ship with stolen Ukrainian wheat
The port of Haifa (Israel) received the Russian bulk carrier “Abinsk”, which was transporting over 43 thousand tons of wheat from the occupied territories of Ukraine.
Russian Sanctioned Ship Carrying Stolen Ukrainian Grain Heads to Cyprus
The Kapitan Yakovlev vessel, which was loaded with over 4 thousand tons of wheat, left occupied Sevastopol.
Russian ship docks in Sevastopol to load Ukrainian wheat
A Russian ship entered the Sevastopol Bay to load 10,000 tons of wheat at the Avlita grain terminal. This was reported by Kateryna Yaresko, a journalist for the SeaKrime project of the Peacemaker Center. The ship Sofia (IMO 9245263) under the Russian flag entered the Sevastopol Bay on August 28. According to the Defense Intelligence…
The SBU told how they detained ships transporting stolen Ukrainian grain
The Security Service of Ukraine told how they detained and arrested ships that were exporting stolen Ukrainian grain.
Russia may lose route for exporting stolen grain due to court case with Syria
Russia may lose a strategic corridor for the export of stolen Ukrainian grain through Syrian ports. This is reported by the Center for Countering Disinformation. Thus, the Russian grain trading company Pallada filed a lawsuit in the Moscow Arbitration Court for 5.6 billion rubles (over $70 million) against the Central Bank of Syria and the…
