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А Ankara is “concerned” about the shelling of Russian “shadow fleet” vessels near its coast and asks the parties to refrain from escalation within its economic zone.

Fires engulfed a gas terminal in a port on the Sea of ​​Azov and an oil refinery in the Samara region — both facilities are of strategic importance for ensuring the rear and the army of the Russian Federation.

Ukraine has provided the EU with detailed information on vessels, captains, operators, oil recipients and refineries involved in sanctions circumvention schemes.

The Russian government has ordered all port operators to check foreign ships for explosives. The FSB will issue a permit for a ship to dock.

On Friday, November 28, explosions occurred on two tankers in the Black Sea near the Turkish Bosphorus Strait.

During the 34th Assembly of the International Maritime Organization (IMO) in London, elections were held for the governing body of the institution – the IMO Council.

Ukrainian Prime Minister Yulia Svirydenko has called on international partners to expand sanctions against Russia’s “shadow fleet.”

The Severodvinsk vessel, which the Russians have already involved in grain thefts, has left occupied Sevastopol.

The EU has already imposed restrictions on more than 550 vessels and is negotiating with the flag states that register these tankers.

A plant in Yaroslavl that produces warships for the Russian Defense Ministry has stopped paying its workers.