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US can disrupt Russian oil traffic in the Baltic Sea without sanctions — Klymenko
Washington has real naval tools capable of paralyzing the transportation of Russian oil, even without new sanctions or tariffs.
Russia has launched a new nuclear submarine, despite economic problems
The Kremlin is trying to demonstrate the power of the fleet, although the economy is cracking under the weight of war and sanctions.
The EU is switching to American energy resources: von der Leyen announced the rejection of Russian fuel
The European Union has agreed with the United States on large-scale purchases of LNG, oil and nuclear fuel to reduce dependence on Russia.
Ships with Ukrainian grain exported from occupied Crimea are being unloaded in a Syrian port
Two ships spotted in Tartus that made voyages from Sevastopol despite sanctions.
Russia has canceled the main naval parade, — Center for Countering Disinformation
Russia has canceled the main naval parade scheduled for July 27 in St. Petersburg without giving any reason.
Russian man faces 118 years in prison for transporting illegal immigrants by sea
A Russian man was sentenced to 118 years in prison for transporting illegal migrants on a ship in Greece.
Russian port of Ust-Luga begins inspecting ships after series of tanker explosions
A Russian port in the Baltic Sea has ordered ship hulls to be inspected before allowing them to dock. The decision was made in the wake of a series of explosions on tankers bound for Russia.
Saudi Arabia became the main importer of fuel oil from Russia in June
The countries of the Middle East and Asia remain the main buyers of fuel oil and VGO from Russian ports.
Putin disrupted oil exports from Kazakhstan due to FSB inspections of foreign ships
Foreign oil tankers have been temporarily banned from loading at Russia’s main Black Sea ports.
Russia has launched large-scale naval exercises in four seas
The maneuvers involve more than 150 ships, 120 aircraft and 15,000 servicemen.
