Russia
Russian bulk carrier once again loaded stolen Ukrainian grain in Crimea
The vessel “Siberia” (IMO:9239458) under the Russian flag loaded stolen grain in Crimea and is probably heading to Syria or Lebanon.
Indian refineries are accepting Russian oil again
In early January, about 2.2 million barrels of Russian oil could arrive at Reliance Industries’ Jamnagar refinery in India.
Russia has stopped provocations in the Baltic Sea for the safety of the “shadow fleet”, – Estonian intelligence
Estonian intelligence believes that Russia has stopped provocations against NATO countries in the Baltic Sea after the Alliance’s retaliatory actions.
The Russian ship that sank in the Mediterranean Sea last year was carrying nuclear reactors for North Korea.
The Russian cargo ship Ursa Major, which sank near Cartagena in December 2024, was carrying two nuclear reactor hulls for North Korea.
China and Russia comment on military exercises around Taiwan
China explained the exercises around Taiwan as “protecting sovereignty and deterring foreign armies.”
Smoke for tens of kilometers: the consequences of the drone attack on the Temryuk port were recorded from orbit
Satellite images of the consequences of a night drone attack on the Temryuk seaport in the Krasnodar Territory of the Russian Federation have been published online.
Drones hit the port of Temryuk: two tanks with petroleum products caught fire
Two oil tanks caught fire in the Russian port of Temryuk, the area of the fire reached about 2 thousand m².
Russian Urals oil prices collapse to $34 per barrel
Russian Urals has fallen to historic lows amid new US sanctions that are making logistics and sales difficult.
US must seize Russian tankers if peace talks break down, says Senator Graham
Graham stressed that Washington “will not give up trying to lure Putin to the negotiating table,” but another rejection of compromises should have consequences.
Russian tankers change routes due to fear of new drone strikes
Tanker trips from Novorossiysk are increasingly taking a coastal corridor along Georgia and Turkey, lengthening the crossing and making monitoring more difficult.