Sanctions

The European Union has proposed sanctions against three companies that provided false flags to ships of the Russian “shadow fleet.”

As a result of this meeting, Ukraine will develop effective steps to weaken the Kremlin’s capabilities to wage war.

Russian ships from the so-called “shadow fleet” continue to pollute European waters with oil, bypassing Western sanctions.

The European Union is preparing legal mechanisms to detain sanctioned Russian tankers in the Baltic Sea.

The president of the terrorist country called the detention of ships carrying Russian oil “piracy” and “illegal actions” and promised that he would “respond” to such cases.

In the coming days, the chiefs of staff of the EU countries, in coordination with NATO, will gather to develop joint steps against the Russian fleet.

The goal is to limit Russia’s oil export revenues, which remain its main source of revenue.

Nayara Energy Ltd., an oil refinery in India, partly owned by Russia’s Rosneft, is gradually restarting operations after a crisis caused by sanctions.

President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy said that Russia is using tankers to launch drones over European countries.

Leading operators plan deliveries for October without taking into account the port of Constanta due to possible sanctions from Ukraine.