Abroad
EU naval mission fails to stop illegal arms shipments from Russia to Libya, investigation finds
The European naval mission Irini, which was supposed to prevent the supply of weapons to Libya, turned out to be unable to stop illegal shipments from Russia.
Russian oil exports increase despite sanctions
Russian oil exports rose for the second week in a row, with oil flows from all Russian ports rising to 3.26 million barrels per day.
Greek shipowners return to Russian oil market due to falling prices
Greek shippers are returning to the Russian oil market as prices fall below the G7 “price ceiling.”
Russian ship “Sparta IV” again plies near the port of Tartus
The ship, which regularly transported Russian military equipment from the Syrian port after the fall of the Assad regime, was spotted again near Tartus.
Russia withdrew its submarine from the Mediterranean Sea
The only Russian submarine present in the Mediterranean Sea is returning to the Baltic Fleet.
“Shadow” Russian tanker nearly caused fuel spill near Finland
An incident with a Russian vessel in the Gulf of Finland almost ended in a grounding and fuel spill.
Tanker with Russian sailors not released from Yemen
An oil tanker with a Russian crew is not being allowed to leave a seaport in Yemen.
Estonia releases Russian “shadow fleet” tanker after eliminating violations
The head of the Estonian Foreign Ministry said that the country will coordinate actions more closely with partners for the safety of maritime infrastructure and environmental protection.
Three more Russian insurers seek Indian permission to insure tankers
Three Russian insurers, including a subsidiary of Sberbank of Russia, have applied to India for permission to insure marine oil cargoes.
Glencore has finally exited RussNeft
One of the world’s largest commodity traders, Glencore, has sold its stake in Russia’s RussNeft.
