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Ukraine Urges Israel To Act Against Russian Ship Carrying 'Stolen' Grain To Haifa Port
Ukraine Urges Israel To Act Against Russian Ship Carrying 'Stolen' Grain To Haifa Port
Ukraine is pushing Israel to seize a grain shipment it says was looted from Russian-occupied territory as the war persists in the east.
At the moment it does not appear that Israel complied with any interdict of the vessel, also as reports say the cargo is already offloaded and gone.
via MarineTraffic
Ukraine's government flagged the Russian vessel ABINSK, docking at Haifa, as part of Moscow’s so-called shadow fleet, alleging that it is tied to operations used to "illegally...
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