Satellite images show Russian 'ghost ships' smuggling stolen Ukrainian grain through the Black Sea, report says

• Satellite images have captured Russian "ghost ships" docking in a Black Sea port, report says.
• The ships are believed to be transporting stolen Ukrainian grain. 
• The ships apparently turned off their tracking devices so they couldn't be detected. 

Satellite images appear to show Russian "ghost ships" suspected of transporting stolen Ukrainian grain at a shipping terminal in the Black Sea. 

The 140 images obtained by investigative outlet Bellingcat appear to show the ships at the Avlita terminal in the port of Sevastopol in the Russian-occupied Crimean peninsula in southern Ukraine.