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Several European countries discussed a plan to seize Russian tankers under sanctions
Britain, the Nordics and the Baltics are considering a joint action plan to seize tankers belonging to the so-called “shadow fleet.”
Media: EU may impose sanctions against Georgian and Indonesian ports for processing Russian oil
The European Union is proposing to expand sanctions against Russia and impose sanctions on Russian oil for the first time, with restrictions on ports in third countries.
EU fleets continue to profit from Russian oil
Despite sanctions, EU shipowners remain key players in Russian oil logistics.
14 European countries have issued warnings for the “shadow fleet”
A group of 14 European countries has issued an open warning to tankers of the “shadow fleet” in the Baltic and North Seas.
EU lowers price ceiling for Russian oil to $44.1 per barrel from February 1
Any sea transportation of Russian oil involving European services will be legal only if the contract price does not exceed the new threshold.
The EU may adopt the 20th package of sanctions against Russia in February: what is known
In the new sanctions package, Finland and Sweden called for a ban on the export of luxury goods to Russia and the servicing of Russian oil tankers.
Ukrainian grain exports to the EU have fallen sharply
Canada, the USA and Brazil have taken over the leadership in grain exports to the European Union.
EU may replace price cap on Russian oil with complete ban on maritime services, — Bloomberg
A complete ban would simplify control and significantly increase pressure on crude oil exports from Russia.
EU imposes new sanctions against ships carrying Russian oil
The EU Council announced the expansion of the sanctions lists, adding 41 vessels that are part of the so-called shadow fleet of the Russian Federation.
The EU Council announced sanctions against another 40 vessels of the “shadow fleet”
On Monday, December 15, a decision is to be made on adding another 40 ships of the Russian “shadow fleet” to the EU sanctions list.
