The Ukrainian military intelligence (GUR) today released an allegedly internal Russian official report detailing sabotage measures that prevented the exit of up to 20 million tons of grain from the Black Sea Ukrainian during the year when the so-called grain agreement lasted.

According to the GUR, the main goal of the “Joint Coordination Center” created by Russia to implement this agreement, reached in July last year by Moscow with the UN and Turkey, was minimize the export of Ukrainian grain through the corridor provided for in the agreement itself.

This goal, according to Ukrainian intelligence, was achieved through Blocking by Russia of the inspections stipulated by the agreement ships preparing to enter the Black Sea to load Ukrainian grain.

In one of its paragraphs, in a document signed by the Joint Coordinating Center, it states that “quality inspection of ships has also been a key element for reduce uncontrolled growth in grain exports Ukrainian ports,” the GUR said in its Telegram account.

Another excerpt from the report, intended for the Kremlin, says that measures to “reduce the number of ships calling at Ukrainian ports and significantly limit the volume of food exports from Ukraine” have led to “make it impossible for Kiev to export about 20 million tons.”