Sanctions
Sovcomflot’s revenue fell by 36% in nine months
Russia’s Sovcomflot reported a significant drop in revenue for the first nine months of 2025.
Lukoil lost about $10 billion in capitalization after US sanctions
Shares of Russian oil and gas giant Lukoil fell to their lowest level in two and a half years this week.
A billion tons of sanctioned oil stuck in world waters
The accumulation of oil shipments at sea, especially from Russia, Iran and Venezuela, indicates that sanctions are finally starting to work. Bloomberg analysts and maritime monitoring services (Vortexa, Kpler, OilX) have found a significant increase in the volume of crude oil awaiting transportation or unloading at sea. A significant part of this stagnation is crude…
Canada imposes new sanctions against Russian naval fleet
Canada has imposed additional sanctions against Russia. 13 individuals, 11 entities and 100 vessels of the “shadow fleet” have been hit by restrictions.
UK to ban maritime services for Russian LNG exports
The UK plans to ban companies from providing services such as transporting and insuring Russian LNG exports.
Australia secretly imported Russian oil despite sanctions, — The Guardian
Millions of tons of Russian oil were delivered through a port partly owned by Macquarie Bank and sold to Australian companies.
Baku Port Refused to Work with Russian Lukoil Oil After US Sanctions
After US sanctions, the Russian company Lukoil has problems in Azerbaijan. Starting in November, the company will stop supplying oil to Baku.
Sanctions against Rosneft and Lukoil could deprive the Kremlin of up to $5.5 billion each month, — Vlasyuk
New restrictions by the US, UK and EU on Russian oil and gas exports could significantly affect the financing of the Russian army.
Sanctioned ship unloads Russian oil at Indian port owned by Adani
The EU-sanctioned tanker Prometei (IMO:9296597) is unloading oil at the Indian port of Mundra.
Ukraine proposed key areas of the 20th package of EU sanctions against Russia
The focus of the new restrictions is on the Russian “shadow fleet” and the assets of the oligarchs who sponsor the war.
