Ukraine's military intelligence identifies 26 vessels Russia uses to transport oil, LNG and stolen Ukrainian grain
The Ukrainian Defense Ministry's Main Intelligence Directorate (HUR) has published information on 26 vessels Russia uses to transport grain from temporarily occupied Ukrainian territories, Russian oil and petroleum products, as well as liquefied natural gas from the sanctioned Arctic LNG 2 project.
Ukraine's military intelligence has identified 26 vessels that Russia uses to transport oil, liquefied natural gas (LNG), and stolen Ukrainian grain, according to Ukrinform. The Marine Vessels section of the War&Sanctions portal provides information on these ships. Of the 26 vessels, 18 are not subject to sanctions imposed by Ukraine's partner countries.
Among these, the LAMAR S bulk carrier (IMO 9154505) is notable, as it has repeatedly loaded wheat in 2022 from the Avlita terminal in temporarily occupied Sevastopol for delivery, including to Syria. Another vessel, the NAYA FALCON multipurpose cargo vessel (IMO 8033120), transported soda ash and wheat bran from Sevastopol to Egypt and Cyprus in the same year.
The GREGAL tanker (IMO 9378876), owned by the UAE-based company Cymare Navigation FZC affiliated with Russia's Sovcomflot, is also part of Russia's maritime logistics. According to the source, synchronizing sanctions efforts and detaining vessels involved in violations are crucial to restricting the aggressor's maritime logistics and depriving Russia of resources to continue the war.
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