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Russia received record low oil revenues in January due to falling prices and rising costs to support oil refiners.

The Norwegian Trade Union has criticized the practice of cooperation between Norwegian shipowners and Russian crews.

The sanctions imposed by the United States have not stopped Russian oil exports, but they have already led to serious logistical problems in Russia.

The monitoring group recorded the movement of Russian military vessels transporting equipment from bases in Syria back to Russia.

Since the beginning of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, about 230 tankers from Western companies have joined the Russian “shadow fleet.”

The countries have signed a military cooperation agreement that could be the first step towards Algeria abandoning Russian weapons.

The Scandinavian country is adapting the design of its ships due to the changing security situation in the Baltic Sea and the North Atlantic.

A Ukrainian drone attack on the Russian oil port of Ust-Luga likely damaged a pipeline system that supplies crude.

After the imposition of sanctions, about a third of the more than 70 yachts owned by Russian oligarchs abroad remained.

Russian special services are actively operating in Norway, and attacks on critical infrastructure may become a reality in the near future. Norwegian counterintelligence officers are convinced that Russian subversive activity in the country is inevitable. Gospodarka Morska reports. Not only telecommunications infrastructure, but also other key state systems, including banks and electronic payment operators, will…