Great Britain
UK imposes new sanctions against Russian ‘shadow fleet’
The UK has announced a new package of sanctions against Russia’s “shadow fleet” and financial infrastructure that helps Russia circumvent restrictions.
Great Britain has imposed new sanctions against vessels of the Russian “shadow fleet”
The UK has included in the new sanctions package vessels that Russia uses to circumvent international restrictions and export energy resources.
Britain imposes sanctions on six more Russian vessels
The United Kingdom has expanded sanctions against Russia, focusing on energy exports, the “shadow fleet”, the financial sector and the defense industry.
Britain may sell oil from seized tanker Smyrtos to Ukraine
On board were found 98 thousand tons of Ural oil with a market value of about £ 35 million – British officials consider the cargo to be legally the property of the United Kingdom.
Due to the crisis in the Middle East, Britain will allow the import of fuel from Rosneft
The UK has eased sanctions against Russia to curb rising domestic prices amid an energy crisis.
Britain prepares new sanctions against Russia’s “shadow fleet” over restrictions circumvention schemes
The UK plans to continue to renew and strengthen sanctions against Russia in order to block channels for their circumvention.
Russian captain who caused accident near Britain found guilty of murder
Last year, his container ship collided with a tanker off the east coast of Great Britain. The accident killed 38-year-old Filipino Mark Pernia.
Russia could push Britain out of the Atlantic for the first time since World War II, says British Navy commander
Russia is rapidly increasing its submarine presence in the Atlantic, while the Royal Navy is struggling to maintain the balance.
Britain launches project to protect underwater infrastructure from Russia
The UK is launching the Atlantic Bastion project and will also use AI to track and deter Russian submarines.
For the first time in history: a British destroyer under direct NATO command tracked a Russian ship
The Royal Navy destroyer HMS Duncan and a Wildcat helicopter monitored the Russian ship Vice Admiral Kulakov for 48 hours.