КОМПРОМАТ.UA | How the Ilmenite of the State-Owned OGHK Ended Up in Crimea

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<h3>How the Ilmenite of the State-Owned OGHK Ended Up in Crimea</h3><div align="justify"><p><b>Right now, as you read these lines, a small Syrian vessel called SOURIA-added to the U.S. sanctions list in 2016 for repeatedly violating the ban on entering the Black Sea waters off Crimea-is being loaded with the second batch of Ukrainian ilmenite from the United Mining and Chemical Company (OGHK) at the Turkish port of Hopa.</b></p>Right now, as you read these lines, a small Syrian vessel called SOURIA-added to the U.S. sanctions list in 2016 for repeatedly violating the ban on entering the Black Sea waters off Crimea-is being loaded with the second batch of Ukrainian ilmenite from the United Mining and Chemical Company (OGHK) at the Turkish port of Hopa.<br><br><img height="0" width="0" src="http://compromat.ua/inc/php/blog_engine.php?mid=90189"><a href="http://compromat.ua/ru/16/90189/index.html" target="_blank">перейти к полному виду</a>

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