Another vessel carrying stolen Ukrainian grain has been dispatched from the temporarily occupied Port of Mariupol.
This time, the occupiers reported loading 5,400 tons of grain onto a ship, which was subsequently sent to a Russian port, the CFTS portal reports.
According to the statement, the port has handled almost 180,000 tons of cargo since the beginning of 2024.
As reported previously, the occupation authorities dispatched a ship carrying 7,700 tons of cargo from the Port of Mariupol a week earlier.
Ukrainian grain is shipped to Russian ports or the occupied Crimea, from where the Russians export it to foreign markets under the guise of their own agricultural products.
