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Russia’s shipbuilding program is failing: a shortage of components, outdated projects, and sanctions are crippling the industry.

After the conflict with Estonia, the Kremlin declared its readiness for “tough responses,” but supposedly within the framework of international law.

Polish military intervenes after “suspicious maneuvers” — ship sails back to Russian waters.

The European Union has imposed sanctions, in particular, against three vessels that were transporting gas from the Russian Yamal LNG project.

John Ormerod helped Russian oil giant Lukoil create a network of companies in the Marshall Islands.

The new list includes 100 objects, including 18 ships and the Deposit Insurance Agency of the Russian Federation.

The ship continued on its way to Rotterdam after a brief stop in Russian waters.

The Vice President of the European Commission announced that the EU has approved the 17th package of sanctions against Russia, affecting almost 200 ships of the shadow fleet.

Since the beginning of the year, transshipment of Russian diesel and gas oil in Turkish ports has decreased by almost 20%.

The Finnish Foreign Minister believes that the “price ceiling” for Russian oil could be lowered to $40 per barrel.