By Natali Moss
According to the official, the vessel went with disabled identification systems. "Something will take away from Mariupol's port and pull in Yeysk," Andryushchenko wrote. He also quoted one of the representatives of the vessel, who stated that "Laurenti" went from Yeysk to Mariupol under the plan of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation. "Actually, as they were warned. The ferry is exclusively of military purpose," Andryushchenko also wrote.
Earlier, Focus wrote that the Russian Federation launched a ferry of "Laurenti" from Yeysk to Mariupol. Prior to this, the ferry of 2010 was used in the Kerch crossing. The vessel can carry up to 700 tons of cargo, in particular up to 20 euros of trucks and 136 passengers, while developing speeds of up to 12 nodes. We will also remind that Russia deport Ukrainians from its territory back to Mariupol.
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