Tag: Berdiansk
The occupiers are taking grain to Russia and annexed Crimea, from where they are exporting it by sea.
Ships loaded with grain head to Russian ports, where the grain is transferred onto other ships under ‘flags of convenience’ and transported to markets in Africa and the Middle East
What we know about the situation in the ports of occupied Mariupol and Berdiansk and the railways the occupiers are restoring or building near the Sea of Azov.
Workers are on strike because the Russians have not paid their salaries for several months.
The newly launched terminal serves as a hub for receiving and shipping.
The Russian occupiers have also widened the road near the Sea of Azov, and they are attempting to build a railway to relieve the Kerch Bridge.
The occupiers claim that transshipment in the occupied ports increased compared with September.
The Samarskaya-1 barge began appearing in the port of Berdiansk in April 2023.
The occupiers are also transporting looted property from the Zaporizhia region in military vehicles.
The occupiers continue to steal Ukrainian agricultural products.
The General Staff of the Ukrainian Armed Forces has confirmed reports of Russian merchant ships entering the port.
The occupiers continue to appropriate Ukrainian grain.
Russia also plans to add the navigable section of the waterways in the Kherson region to the List of Russian inland waterways.
They plan to export grain from the 2023 harvest.
A Russian ship carrying Ukrainian wheat left the port recently.
Occupiers continue to steal grain on an industrial scale.
Russians are using at least two ships to transport stolen grain from the Berdiansk port.
The Turkish ambassador in Kyiv was summoned to the Ukrainian Ministry of Foreign Affairs in connection with this.
The vessel belongs to a company based in Kazakhstan.