Sanctions
Britain imposes sanctions on 12 tankers carrying Russian oil
The UK has expanded sanctions against Russian oil exports, adding 12 tankers to the list.
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.
Belarus sent the first shipment of potash to the US in four years via a Russian port
Belarus has shipped its first shipment of potash fertilizers to the United States in four years after the easing of US sanctions on the Belarusian potash industry.
Russia is trying to create a new “shadow fleet” to circumvent sanctions
Russia has begun to commission newly built vessels that can be used as part of a “shadow fleet” to circumvent sanctions and export LNG.
South Korea supplied fuel to Russia using sanctioned tankers, — The Guardian
Three of the seven tankers involved are under UK and EU sanctions.
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.
The Defense Intelligence has identified 38 more vessels that Russia uses to circumvent sanctions
The vessels fly the flags of Barbados, Cameroon, Panama, Belize, Liberia, Turkey, Hong Kong and other countries.
Ukraine imposes sanctions against 20 vessels of the Russian “shadow fleet”
The sanctions list also includes Russian military-industrial complex enterprises and individuals who spread propaganda and justify the aggression of the Russian Federation.
Estonia denies Russia the use of its ports as an alternative to the Black Sea
Estonia has said it will not allow Russian grain exports to be rerouted through its ports amid Russia’s search for alternatives to the Black Sea routes.
Latvia and Lithuania may stop transshipment of Russian grain through their ports
Latvia and Lithuania are considering restrictions on the transshipment of Russian grain through their ports amid growing transit from Russia.
