Sanctions
The Russian plant “Arctic LNG-2” stopped work due to sanctions
Russia’s largest project for the production of liquefied natural gas “Arctic LNG-2” has stopped work after another round of US sanctions.
The G7 promises to strengthen control over compliance with the price ceiling for Rosneft
The G7 finance ministers promise to strengthen control over compliance with the price ceiling on Russian oil.
EU countries propose to increase the duty on products and fertilizers from Russia and Belarus
Several EU countries have called for an increase in tariffs on imports of food, fish and fertilizers from Russia and Belarus.
EU sanctions against Russia’s tanker fleet are not enough, – European Parliament
The European Parliament believes that the sanctions against Russia are not working properly: the number of tankers has doubled over the last year.
The new package of EU sanctions will be directed against LNG and the tanker fleet of the Russian Federation
In January, EU countries will start developing the 15th package of sanctions against Russia.
Two-thirds of old tankers illegally transport oil
Almost 63% of all tankers built in 2009 or older trade in Iranian, Venezuelan and/or Russian oil under sanctions.
Britain introduced the “biggest sanctions” against Russian tankers
18 Russian oil tankers and four LNG tankers have come under British sanctions.
Switzerland has joined the sanctions against Russian LNG projects
Switzerland has fully joined the 14th package of EU sanctions against Russia.
Tankers of the “shadow fleet” of the Russian Federation have become a global problem for the world
In addition to using Russia’s “shadow fleet” tankers to circumvent oil sanctions and price ceilings, it also affects the safety of the maritime environment.
Sybiha called on Europe to oppose the Russian shadow fleet
The Russian Federation poses an existential threat to Europe, continuing to receive billions from the export of energy resources to EU countries and through European waters.
