ISRP Newsletter – Issue No. 3
In this issue: Powerful new reports provide details on Russian looting of Ukrainian grain. The theft and destruction in Ukraine, Europe’s breadbasket, are…
Statement from ISRP on Reports Russia is Destroying and Pillaging Historical Sites in Ukraine
WASHINGTON, October 12 – According to recent reports, Russia’s unlawful invasion of Ukraine, now in its eighth month, is being accompanied by the destruction…
ISRP Newsletter – Issue No. 2
In this issue: Russia’s Illegal annexation of parts of Ukrainian Crimea is met with widespread rejection from the international community – and a…
Statement from ISRP on New U.S. Sanctions in Response to Russia’s Illegal Annexation Efforts
WASHINGTON, October 3 – In response to Russia’s fraudulent attempt to annex sovereign Ukraine territory, President Biden announced new sanctions that will “impose costs on individuals…
Statement from ISRP on U.S. Department of State’s Sanctions on Russian Individuals and Organizations
WASHINGTON, September 16 – Yesterday, the U.S. Department of State announced “additional actions to impose cost on Russia for its heinous aggression against Ukraine.” These…
Welcome to Russia Theft Watch.
A message from editor, James Glassman: During its illegal invasion of Ukraine, Russia has killed at least 6,000 Ukrainian civilians and 9,000 military members, caused…
Press Release: ISRP Uncovers New Evidence
ISRP Uncovers New Evidence That Russia is Likely Stealing Advanced Equipment From Ukrainian-Owned Steel Plants; Russia Aims to Improve Domestic Steel Production and…
PRESS RELEASE: Ukrainian Embassy Cites ISRP’s Russia Theft Report as Confirmation of Stolen Grain Aboard Ship Laodicea; Ukrainian Court Issues Orders to Seize Ship
WASHINGTON – Days after the release of the Initiative for the Study of Russian Piracy (ISRP)’s “Russia Theft Report,” it’s been cited by the Ukrainian…
Press Release: New Report Estimates Russia Has Stolen Ukrainian Grain, Steel worth Hundreds of Millions; ISRP Launches Resource Hub
WASHINGTON – The Initiative for the Study of Russian Piracy (ISRP) will launch a new project tomorrow, July 26, to expose the magnitude…
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