Russians have devised a new scheme for the abduction of Ukrainian grain

Russians have begun implementing a new scheme for the illegal export of grain from the occupied territories of Ukraine — part of the grain is loaded onto a ship in Sevastopol and further loaded at the "Kavkaz" port.

This information comes from a report by the SeaKrime project of the Myrotvorets Center.

Investigators have determined that the vessel "Matros Koska" loaded 12.15 thousand tons of wheat in the occupied Sevastopol, then received 13.05 thousand tons at the "Kavkaz" port, where documents were issued for the entire batch totaling 25.2 thousand tons.

"This is a new scheme for loading stolen Ukrainian grain — part of the batch is loaded in the occupied Sevastopol, then in the 'Kavkaz' port, the STS method is used to load a second batch of wheat of unspecified origin, and documents are issued for the entire grain shipment. This way, the fact of the vessel calling at the closed Crimean port is concealed," noted the specialists.

The investigation clarified that there are currently no other cargoes in the occupied Sevastopol except for grain stolen by the Russian aggressor in the occupied territories.