Al-Madinah News: While Ukraine claimed that the Russian siege made grain exports “impossible,” Russia claimed that the Crimean attack’s enforcement exploited the “safe region” allocated for exporting wheat.
Moscow stated that the Crimean attack carriers might be launched from a “civil ship,” emphasising that “Canadian-made navigation devices” would be used in carrying out the attacks.
The debris from the drones that were used to assault the Black Sea fleet yesterday in the Crimea has been recovered and analysed, according to the Russian Ministry of Defense.
In an attack that the Ukrainian military carried out with the guidance of British specialists, which Britain disputed, the ministry stated that its study proved that the drones were outfitted with navigation systems built in Canada. 2014 saw Crimea absorbed in Russia.
This occurs at the same time as Olixnder Cubrakov, the Ukrainian minister of infrastructure, acknowledged that Russia’s suspension of an agreement permits the export of tablets from Ukrainian ports, making the departure of ships carrying these goods “difficult.”
“A cargo container loaded with forty tonnes of tablets was set to leave the Ukrainian port today,” he posted on Twitter. These delicacies were meant for Ethiopians who were at danger of becoming hungry.
Export, however, is not possible because of the grain route through Russia.
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Russia: “Canadian-made navigation units” were used in the Crimean attacks.
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