12/ An industry source says that detaining Russian ships to prevent the entry of stolen goods "will have repercussions for the entire industry… If the incident escalates to the point where Russian wheat does not reach Israel, it could raise wheat prices." /end
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Panormitis Incident Threatens Israel’s Wheat Supply Chain
11/ Israeli grain importers warn that the Panormitis incident could have major consequences for Israel's food supplies, with 90% of wheat supplies being imported. There have already been sharp fluctuations in the price of wheat products this year.
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Israeli Firms Deny Knowingly Buying Stolen Ukrainian Grain
9/ Israeli grain import companies say they have not knowingly purchased stolen Ukrainian grain, and did not encounter any claims of specific shipments of stolen grain until recently. Russian grain exports are not under sanctions.
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Ship Carried Stolen Ukrainian Grain via Russian-Held Port
8/ Ukraine says that the ship was loaded with stolen Ukrainian grains from a "feeder" ship called the Pestrykov, which had previously docked in the Russian-held port of Berdiansk in Ukraine. The transmitter was then turned on again and the ship headed to Haifa.
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Grain Ship Disabled Tracker Near Ukraine in Black Sea
7/ The Russian supplier says that the grains were loaded at Temryuk, in Russian territory. However, according to the Ukrainians, last month the Panormitis travelled to an area off Ukraine in the northern Black Sea where it disabled its transmitter for a week.
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Experts Unable to Verify Ukraine’s Claims on Russian Stolen Grain
6/ They say that they are unable to verify Ukraine's claims about the grain being stolen and that there is no real way to know the origin of wheat purchased from Russia.
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Israeli CEO Awaits Government Orders on Grain Shipment
4/ Therefore, says CEO Itai Ron, "We are waiting for instructions from the Israeli government, and we will act accordingly." The grain is reportedly intended for use as animal feed.
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Israeli Company Bound by Wheat Deal with Russian Supplier
3/ The company says that "we have a sales agreement to purchase wheat, and if we violate it, the Russian supplier will sue us and win. If there is a [Israeli] government directive not to unload the goods, that will change the situation."
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Israeli Firm Zenziper in $7M Russian Grain Deal via Panormitis Ship
2/ The Israeli news website The Marker reports that Zenziper, the leading player in Israel’s grain import market, has a sales agreement with a Russian company to buy an estimated $7 million worth of grain aboard the Panormitis, which is currently waiting to dock off Haifa.
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Zelensky Vows Strikes on Russian Targets 120–150 km Deep
One of our priorities in the coming months is to strike the occupier at depths of 120–150 kilometres, Zelensky said. These targets primarily include military logistics, depots and command posts, as well as air defence systems and other components of offensive operations against