Sanctions

India has increased its import of Russian oil by 1000% since the beginning of the Russian invasion of Ukraine

Currently, crude oil imports to India depend on the Russian Federation for 40% — the country will import 1,000% more Russian oil than in 2021.

8.08.2024 - 17:15
France let the Russian “Petr I” frigate into the port despite the sanctions

The French authorities allowed the Russian sailing ship “Standart” to dock in the port of La Rochelle.

8.08.2024 - 10:34
The West imposed sanctions against only 9% of tankers carrying Russian oil

The United States and Great Britain have so far sanctioned only 9% of vessels carrying Russian oil.

6.08.2024 - 14:23
The EU may ban the import of fresh fish from the Russian Federation

A ban on the import of fresh fish from the Russian Federation to the countries of the European Union may be added to the new package of sanctions against the Russian Federation.

1.08.2024 - 12:59
Russia’s Arctic LNG-2 reduced production to a minimum due to sanctions

Russia’s largest LNG producer cut processing at its plant in June to the lowest level since February.

30.07.2024 - 10:15
The abandoned yacht of a Russian oligarch was purchased by a secret buyer

The Alfa Nero superyacht, which belonged to the sanctioned Russian oligarch Andriy Guriev, was sold to a new owner.

23.07.2024 - 15:57
Britain introduced sanctions against another 11 vessels carrying Russian oil

Great Britain added 11 more vessels to the sanctions list, which were involved in the transportation of oil or oil products from the Russian Federation.

19.07.2024 - 11:37
The EU and Britain will strengthen inspections of the Russian oil fleet

Great Britain and several countries of the European Union may begin increased inspections of vessels of Russia’s “shadow fleet”.

16.07.2024 - 10:51
Turkey took the second place in the sea import of Rosneft

In May 2024, Turkey imported 2.5 million tons of crude oil: from the Russian ports of the Baltic (2.1 million tons) and Black (0.4 million tons) seas.

15.07.2024 - 13:00
The Dutch company was fined for participating in the construction of the Crimean Bridge

In the Netherlands, the local company Dieseko Group BV (Dieseko), which participated in the illegal construction of the Crimean Bridge, was fined 1.78 million euros.

14.07.2024 - 11:54