Occupiers Load Ships With Stolen Ukrainian Grain And Coal In Mariupol
"Mariupol port. Two ships are being loaded at once. One is under the elevator (as usual, they hide it), one is at the“bulk” pier - they are loading coal... We expect that the ship with coal will go to the port of Temryuk for export to Algeria, and the bulk carrier with grain to Egypt. Looting has resumed, as expected," Andriushchenko wrote.

As reported, according to the Center of National Resistance, Russian occupiers have turned stolen Ukrainian grain into a global business. So-called“Russian” wheat is purchased by 70 countries, including Egypt, Turkey, and Iran.
Read also: Ukraine's agricultural sector sees rise in profitable enterpriseThe Mariupol seaport has become part of Russian military logistics and a tool for plundering the temporarily occupied territories.
Photo: Andriushchenko Time
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