Turkey responded Tuesday to Kyiv’s demand over probing three more Russian ships it alleged transported stolen grain from Ukraine.

Ukraine has asked Turkey to investigate three Russian-flagged ships carrying alleged “stolen Ukraine wheat” from Russia occupied areas. Kyiv stated their evidence in a June 13 letter that ships left Russian-annexed Crimea’s main grain terminal in Sevastopol multiple times in April and May and pressed Ankara for documentation about their cargo and arrival at Turkish ports.

All three large dry bulk carriers, Mikhail Nenashev, Matros Pozynich and Matros Koshka, are owned by a subsidiary of a Western-sanctioned United Shipbuilding Corporation. Neither the Kremlin nor the state-owned shipper has responded to the accusations.

Editor: Kim

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