Abroad
Russia is recruiting volunteers to protect the port of Ust-Luga from drone attacks
The military command posts of the Leningrad region have announced a recruitment of volunteers for mobile fire groups to protect the port of Ust-Luga on the Baltic Sea.
India’s largest refinery resumes purchases of Russian oil from sanctioned companies
Despite US sanctions, an Indian refiner is buying Russian oil again – now from companies not under Western sanctions.
Two large shipping lines CStar Line and STF Shipping have stopped operating in Russia
CStar Line, registered in the UAE, and the Chinese STF Shipping have ceased operations in Russian ports.
Germany may nationalize Rosneft assets due to US sanctions
Due to US sanctions, the German government has returned to the issue of nationalizing the German unit of Rosneft.
Russian tanker under sanctions runs aground and temporarily blocks Suez Canal
A Russian-flagged tanker under sanctions has run aground in the Suez Canal due to engine problems.
US sanctions against Russian oil: Washington ready to move further
The United States insists on strict compliance with new sanctions against Russian oil giants Rosneft and Lukoil.
Ukrainians in Australia call on government to close Russian fuel loophole
The Union of Ukrainian Organizations of Australia (UUAA) has called on the country’s government to stop importing oil products with a Russian footprint.
Berlin has achieved an exemption for Rosneft subsidiary from US sanctions
The United States has officially confirmed that Rosneft’s German business is not subject to new sanctions, as these assets are no longer controlled by Russia.
A network of Baltic companies refuels Russian tankers under sanctions, — LRT
Over the past 9 months, 286 refueling operations of 177 Russian tankers were recorded by Fast Bunkering companies.
The largest Indian buyer refuses from Russian oil
India’s largest buyer of Russian oil, Reliance Industries Ltd, plans to comply with Western sanctions against Russia.