Not just Israel: Foreign Ministry reveals where occupiers ship stolen Ukrainian grain
Russian occupiers continue to illegally market grain stolen from Ukraine’s temporarily occupied territories. Vessels laden with Ukrainian grain are currently bound for Turkey, Egypt, Algeria, and other nations.
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Russia sells the stolen Ukrainian grain to many countries
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine has documented new transit routes for the Ukrainian harvest seized by Russia. Grain taken from temporarily occupied areas is being sold to buyers across markets in Africa and the Middle East, said Foreign Ministry spokesman Heorhii Tykhyi during an online briefing.
Destination of Russian shipments
The diplomatic representative specified that Turkey, Egypt, and Algeria have previously been identified as recipients of the illicit cargo. The official added that Ukraine is currently tracking the movement of several additional vessels carrying appropriated Ukrainian grain destined for Egyptian and Algerian ports.
"Our message is very simple. We see this. We will not leave it unnoticed. And we will react, regardless of the geographical location—not only regarding Israel. We see everything. This will not remain without an appropriate response," the MFA spokesman stressed sharply.