Port in Russian Rostov, where stolen Ukrainian grain is loaded, catches fire
Photo: Azov port is on fire in the Rostov region (wikipedia.org)
In the Rostov region today, May 27, a fire broke out on the territory of the Azov port. The grain terminal is on fire, according to ASTRA on Telegram and the advisor to the mayor of Mariupol, Petro Andriushchenko, on Telegram.
According to Russian Telegram channels, a conveyor belt at the grain terminal caught fire.
In turn, Andriushchenko stated that the Russians are loading most of the Ukrainian grain they stole from occupied territories at the Azov port.
The cause of the fire is currently unknown.
Russians stealing grain
Following the onset of full-scale invasion, the Russian forces took control of parts of Ukrainian territories.
Specifically, the enemy is actively exporting grain from there and then selling it to other countries.
According to Western media reports, Russians transport grain from Crimea. Most often, it is purchased by countries in the Middle East.
Recently, against this backdrop, agriculture ministers from Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Poland, and Czechia proposed to the European Union to ban grain imports from Russia.
