Turkey let a stolen Russian ship pass through the Bosphorus under a fake name (photo)
22.07.2024 - 10:21
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A Russian ship is heading from Syria to the temporarily occupied Sevastopol for another shipment of stolen grain.
Turkey allowed a vessel with a fake name and no IMO number to pass through the Bosphorus. This was reported by Kateryna Yaresko, a journalist of the SeaKrime project “Peacemaker Center”.
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We are talking about the bulk carrier “Grumant” (IMO: 9385879), which joined the Kremlin’s criminal activities earlier this year.
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To add to the confusion, the Russians partially erased the name on board, leaving the inscription “ant”, OSINT noted researcher “Yörük Işık”.
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The day before, the ship delivered 20,000 tons of stolen wheat to Syria. Grumant is now on its way to occupied Sevastopol to load a new batch of grain.