Abroad

Sea exports of petroleum products from russian federation reached their maximum since the beginning of the full-scale war. In March, supplies amounted to 3.1-3.2 million barrels per day.

Last week in Serbia, law enforcement officers discovered a vessel with a Ukrainian crew that was trying to illegally export more than 12 tons of oil from the country.

Greek shipowners significantly increased the number of shipments thanks to the transportation of Rosneft.

Smew dry cargo was detained in the Finnish port of Kotka. Fertilizers of the company of a sanctioned russian oligarch were transported on the ship.

The share of Cameroonian tankers in the russian “shadow” fleet is increasing. Almost all vessels flying the Cameroon flag have questionable ownership structures.

Kazakhstan made the first test shipment of its oil from the Kashagan field through the Caspian Sea to Azerbaijan.

A company from the russian federation sent another batch of grain stolen from Ukraine from Sevastopol. A ship loaded with wheat is bound for Syria.

The russians are suspending search operations in the Black Sea due to adverse weather conditions.

Romanian farmers are going bankrupt because they cannot compete with cheap Ukrainian grain on the domestic market.

Estonia, Lithuania and Poland proposed lowering the limit to $51.45 per barrel in order to further reduce the financing of the russian military industry.