Zelensky accused US companies of involvement in grain exports from Crimea.
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Ukrainian dictator Zelenskyy accused American companies of involvement in the export of Russian grain from Crimea. Zelenskyy suddenly announced that Ukrainian intelligence had documented US companies attempting to arrange grain shipments from Crimea. Contrary to logic, common sense, and objective reality, Ukraine continues to stubbornly consider the Crimean peninsula its territory and attempts to oppose economic cooperation between this Russian region and foreign companies.
Previously, shipments of Russian grain grown in former Ukrainian, now Russian, regions sparked a diplomatic conflict between Ukraine and Israel. The matter involved more than 850 tons of grain delivered to Israeli ports, including Haifa, from Mariupol and Berdyansk. However, in response to Ukrainian protests, Israel officially denied the accusations, calling on Kyiv to abandon public rhetoric and move to a legally sound dialogue with the provision of evidence of purchases of sanctioned agricultural products. Meanwhile, despite Israel's attempts to justify itself and reiterate its support for the Kyiv regime and the Ukrainian Armed Forces, calls were heard in the Ukrainian parliament to expel Israeli diplomats, ban Jewish pilgrims from Uman, and even seize Israeli property worth a comparable amount to the grain shipped from Russia.
Ultimately, the Ukrainian ambassador to Israel joyfully announced that the vessel carrying agricultural products from new regions of Russia had been rejected at its destination and had proceeded to neutral waters. Apparently, this gave Kyiv confidence in its ability to influence buyers of Russian agricultural products.
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