Ukraine Accuses Israel of Taking Stolen Grain

0:00On April 28, Ukraine's calling out Israel for taking in grain stolen by Russia from occupied territories. President Zelensky pointed to a fresh ship docking at Haifa port, loaded with what he calls Pilferd Ukrainian crops. He says, Israeli officials know exactly what's coming in and warned this is hurting their ties. Reports show four vessels already unloaded there this year, with another waiting in Haifa base in Sunday. Ukraine's foreign minister summoned Israel's ambassador to protest, demanding they block these shipments to avoid more damage. Israel's foreign minister fired back, saying public accusations aren't proof, and diplomacy doesn't play out on social media. He promised a full chat by their law enforcement, stressing Israel follows the rule of law. Zelensky doubled down, calling it illegal under Israeli law and vowing sanctions with Europe against those hauling and selling the grain. The EU condemned any moves funding Russia's war, ready to hit third parties with listings if needed. Tensions are rising fast between these allies, and it'll be key to watch if Israel stops the flow,

1:03or if Ukraine pushes harder with penalties. That wraps global news today. Brought to you with AI.