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Russian tankers still make direct trips to EU ports
Russian tankers with Russian oil are still making direct flights to the ports of the European Union. This was reported by the head of the Monitoring Group of the Institute of Black Sea Strategic Studies, Andriy Klymenko. “In the 4th year of the Great War in Europe, we still have direct flights of tankers with…
Russian shipowner plans to challenge EU sanctions in court
Russia’s largest shipping company, Sovcomflot, suffered a net loss of $393 million in the first quarter.
Russian submarines increasingly out of order, monitoring group says
Since 2024, breakdowns have become more frequent on submarines of the Russian Black Sea Fleet.
Denmark calls for new sanctions against Russia: “shadow fleet”, banks and a complete rejection of oil
The Danish Prime Minister said that only tough economic pressure will force the Kremlin to sit down for real peace talks.
Britain is building new nuclear submarines in response to the Russian threat
London is investing £15 billion in nuclear weapons and the construction of up to 12 new submarines, strengthening its defense capabilities.
Oil tanker bound for Russia runs aground in Sweden
The Panamanian-flagged oil tanker Meshka, bound for Russia, ran aground in the Öresund Strait in Sweden.
In Romania air alert went off during Russian attack on Danube ports
Residents of Tulcea County received a warning about possible falling debris due to an attack by Russian drones on the Ukrainian port of Izmail.
The British Navy once again escorted Russian ships in its waters
In May, Royal Navy ships and helicopters twice monitored the activity of Russian vessels in British waters.
Russian destroyer chased Bundeswehr frigate into Baltic Sea
The Russian ship escorted a German frigate from the coast of Norway to the Baltic Sea, causing concern in NATO.
Lukashenko: Belarus will repair ships for Russia
Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko has instructed to redirect Belarusian ship repair facilities to work for Russia.
