A huge queue formed in the Novoazovsk region on the border with the Russian Federation. The occupiers are taking out Ukrainian grain by trucks, hastily scattered 20 tons of grain at the exit from Mariupol.
This was stated on his Telegram page by the adviser to the Mayor of Mariupol, Petr Andryushchenko. “Twenty tons of Ukrainian wheat are scattered on the pavement. This is how it looks from the spot. Just wheels on the grain. Then Muscovy will cry about “hunger in the world.” I wonder who provoked this world famine?” he wrote.
At the border, according to Andryushchenko, a line of trucks with stolen Ukrainian grain formed, those who leave the occupation.
“The pass is complicated due to restrictions imposed by the governor of the Rostov region and a thorough check of all those leaving the Donetsk region, with checking gadgets and questioning by the FSB. It’s good that people are going. The only good news,” he wrote.
As GLOBAL HAPPENINGS reported, in 2022, in the temporarily occupied territories of the Zaporozhye region, Russian invaders stole and sold 300 thousand tons of grain, oilseeds and leguminous crops. All the profits were taken by the proteges of the Kremlin – the local Gauleiters.
Also, the Financial Times, having examined a set of documents, including invoices, cargo manifests, receipts and certificates of origin, established a scheme according to which Russia exported grain from the occupied Zaporozhye region and sold it abroad.
Source: Obozrevatel
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