Israel has received a ship carrying grain from the occupied territories of Ukraine
Unloading of the ABINSK, carrying a shipment of wheat reportedly originating from the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine, has begun at the Port of Haifa in Israel.
The ship received permission to enter the Port of Haifa, where the cargo is being unloaded.
This was reported by Kateryna Yaresko, a journalist with the SeaKrime project of the Myrotvorets Center.
The ABINSK had been awaiting permission to enter the Israeli port since March 23. Permission was granted on April 14, after which the ship was accepted in Haifa.
There are 43,765.18 tons of wheat on board.
According to available information, the grain was loaded at the anchorage of the port of Kavkaz.
It was delivered there from Ukrainian ports currently under temporary occupation.
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