Sanctions

The European Union is preparing sanctions against Russia’s so-called “shadow fleet” after the damage to undersea cables in the Baltic Sea.

The High Anti-Corruption Court (HACC) has issued a decision prohibiting the sale of seized property related to Viktor Medvedchuk.

The Pioneer tanker, which was carrying LNG from the sanctioned Arctic LNG-2, has not found a buyer willing to circumvent US sanctions.

In the Russian Federation, liquefied gas prices have halved after EU sanctions.

The Honorary Consul of Ukraine in the Kingdom of the Netherlands believes that the West should tighten sanctions against the Russian fishing industry, in particular, due to the possibility of Russia spying using its fishing vessels.

The Swiss sanctions mainly targeted Russian defense contractors and shipping companies.

The US State Department announced the introduction of new sanctions against companies, vessels and individuals involved in the Russian gas pipeline “Nord Stream-2”.

The Prime Minister of Estonia has assured that Russian ships of the so-called shadow fleet without proper insurance will be detained.

Another 20 vessels of the so-called Russian “shadow” fleet have been added to the UK’s sanctions list.

EU countries want to tighten sanctions on metal exports from Russia. This would help reduce the income that the Kremlin uses to finance the war in Ukraine.