Ukraine warns of crisis with Israel if ship carrying stolen wheat docks in Haifa. Senior diplomatic source says unloading would trigger diplomatic fallout, Ukraine retains right to respond.
A senior Ukrainian diplomatic source says that if the ship Panormitis carrying stolen wheat from occupied Ukrainian territories enters the port of Haifa and unloads its cargo, it will lead to a crisis in Ukraine-Israel relations. If the ship and its cargo are not rejected, Ukraine reserves the right to use a full range of measures.
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A senior Ukrainian diplomatic source says that if the ship Panormitis carrying stolen wheat from occupied Ukrainian territories enters the port of Haifa and unloads its cargo, it will lead to a crisis in Ukraine-Israel relations. If the ship and its cargo are not rejected, Ukraine reserves the right to use a full range of measures.
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