Abroad
Loading of Russian military equipment continues in Tartus for the third day
Russian warships can no longer enter the Syrian port, so the equipment is loaded only on two sanctioned transport vessels.
Transportation of Russian oil to China has become five times more expensive due to sanctions
The cost of transporting Russian oil to China has already increased fivefold due to US sanctions.
Transportation of Russian oil to China has become five times more expensive due to sanctions
The cost of transporting Russian oil to China has already increased fivefold due to US sanctions.
Syrian authorities have terminated a 49-year-old agreement with Russia regarding the port of Tartus
The new Syrian administration has terminated a 49-year agreement with a Russian company to manage the port of Tartus.
US sanctions affect Russian tanker routes
Sanctions imposed by the United States on Russian tankers have threatened Moscow’s key logistics chains.
The Russian “Syrian Express” ship Sparta II entered the port of Tartus
Previously, the Russian ship had been idle off the Syrian coast for several weeks without permission to enter.
Tankers are piling up near a Russian port in the Far East due to sanctions
New US sanctions are making it difficult to export Russian oil, creating tanker congestion near a key Russian Far Eastern port.
Russian ship suspected of espionage off the coast of Portugal
Portuguese military suspects Russian research vessel of spying on the country’s underwater infrastructure.
Syria bans imports from Russia, Iran and Israel
The new Syrian administration has banned imports from Russia, Iran and Israel due to market oversaturation.
In the US and Europe, damage to cables in the Baltic Sea is considered an accident, not sabotage.
US and European officials say accidents, not sabotage, were the cause of cable damage in the Baltic Sea.
