The occupiers are taking out grain by ships from the temporarily occupied Mariupol

Russian occupiers are taking out grain by ships from the temporarily occupied Mariupol. There are currently three ships in the port, one of which is loading sunflower seeds.

This information was shared by Advisor to the City Mayor, Petro Andriushchenko, during the united telethon.

"The Russians are loading grain in the port, most likely sunflower seeds. This is a standard way of taking out, as there's nothing more to take from Mariupol. There are three ships in the port; one is being loaded, and the other two are currently stationary. They brought concrete structures, which are used for building fortifications on the border between Mariupol and the Zaporizhzhia region. And it remains unknown what is in the containers they brought to the port," Petro Andriushchenko emphasized.

He also added that it is not Mariupol residents who work in the port, but Russian citizens brought in from Novorossiysk.

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