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Vessel Zafar was granted clearance by a UN inspection body to call at a Houthi -controlled port.
The bulk carrier switched off its Automated Identification System ( AIS ) when it visited the Port of Sevastopol in May this year .
Satellite imagery revealed the vessel’s presence at the port.
It then switched AIS on after leaving Crimea and kept it on for its journey to Yemen .
It docked in Djibouti in late June where it was given clearance by UN Verification and Inspection Mechanism for Yemen (UNVIM).
Zafar was observed by Bellingcat and Lloyd’s List delivering grain loaded at the Port of Sevastopol to Bandar -e Emam Khomeini in southern Iran in December last year .
It was visible on AIS data in the Kerch Strait , a narrow body of water between occupied Crimea and mainland Russia , from mid-March until March 30 .
At time of writing, the vessel remains docked at Saleef , Yemen , where it could be seen in satellite imagery and AIS tracking data.
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