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Shipments from Russian ports fell by about 300,000 barrels per day compared to the same months over the past three years.

The Russian Federation declares plans to build the aircraft carrier “Storm”, but the industry does not have the capabilities for this.

Now Russian Mediterranean Fleet will once again be supported by an outdated Soviet ship.

The Comoros government has begun purging its international registry, whose flag has been central to the shadow fleet.

Despite numerous Western sanctions packages, Moscow has created a large-scale illegal maritime transportation system.

Brussels’ new measures also include sanctions against crypto exchanges, third-country banks and Chinese companies that help the Russian military-industrial complex.

The Baltic countries, Scandinavia, Poland, Germany, as well as France and the Netherlands joined the operation.

South Korean intelligence has received information that Russia has transferred modules of a nuclear power plant for submarines to the DPRK.

British media and analysts report that Russian reconnaissance vessels and drones are actively collecting data on underwater cables and pipelines in Europe.

Canberra has lowered the price ceiling for Russian oil to $47.60 per barrel and added 95 more ships to the sanctions list.