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Shipwreck companies reportedly supplied titanium ore to the peninsula
Two German shipping companies in the cities of Hamburg and Stade could supply titanium ore to annexed Crimea, despite the sanctions 39, EU . Deutschlandfunk with reference to its own sources.
This refers to Hansa Heavy Lift and Heinz Corleis KG. It is worth mentioning that last year these companies supplied ilmenite to Crimean ore – titanium. Thus, the cargo was to be delivered to Russia, but the ore was sent to the annexed peninsula.
In particular, the Hansa Heavy Lift vessel, known as HHL Mississippi, delivered approximately 10,000 tonnes of ore to the Caucasian port near Kerch. Subsequently, the ore was transhipped to the Russian ship "Nefteturovoz-2", which delivered the cargo to Crimea.
In addition, according to the publication, the ship Heinz Corleis KG – MS Callisto in December 2017 delivered to the port "Kavkaz"
In both companies, they say that they know nothing about the delivery of Goods in Crimea annexed
Recall that in occupied Crimea, the Russians could not build power plants by sanctions. The limitations were not allowed to buy turbines for them. Subsequently, Russia imported the turbines for electricity from the German company Siemens in occupied Crimea despite European sanctions that caused a scandal between Russia and Germany
