Tag: grain
The enemy continues to use food as an instrument of aggression.
Most of the stolen goods were exported by land or on small ships.
Since the beginning of the full-scale invasion, a substantial part of the increase in Russian grain exports is due to grain stolen from temporarily occupied Ukrainian territories.
The Russian occupiers have established a new logistical route for transporting grain stolen from Ukrainian farmers.
The occupiers have shipped a consignment of 7,700 tons of grain.
Through his mediation, the enemy transported barley worth UAH 15 million on three barges from the occupied regional center to the Russian-controlled territories.
The occupiers are taking grain to Russia and annexed Crimea, from where they are exporting it by sea.
Another ship will leave this month and another in August.
Stuffed containers are shipped to EU ports.
The newly launched terminal serves as a hub for receiving and shipping.
About 60,000 tons of cargo have been shipped from the occupied port since the beginning of this year.
Ukraine continues to deliver grain to African countries even though the Russians have damaged or destroyed 215 Ukrainian port infrastructure facilities.
At the same time, the Baltic state has significantly restricted grain imports from Russia.
Of these, 25 million tons were agricultural products and about 10 million tons were mining and metal products.
Since the beginning of the year, the occupiers have exported at least 30,000 tons of grain through the port.
The agricultural products were shipped to Lebanon and Turkey.
Earlier, they were loaded in the port of Sevastopol in the Russian-occupied Crimea.
Russians have shipped over 21,000 tons of stolen Ukrainian grain from the port since the beginning of 2024.
In total, 93% of Ukraine's agricultural products are exported through the ports of Greater Odesa and the Danube River.