Sanctions

Foreign journalists note that Western sanctions scare away buyers of Russian gas, so the terrorist country is forced to store LNG from its flagship Arctic project. The Financial Times writes about it. Since the start of loading operations last month, three vessels have shipped LNG from Arctic LNG 2. One of the vessels, the Everest…

The United States introduced new sanctions against ships and companies that transported gas from the sanctioned Arctic LNG 2. This was officially announced by the US State Department, Ukrinform reports. Thus, the US State Department imposed sanctions against two companies and two vessels associated with the illegal transportation of Russian LNG from a sanctioned project….

Russia began using the world’s largest floating storage of liquefied natural gas in the “shadow fleet”.

The LNG production platform was towed away from Murmansk, however, it is not known whether it will be launched due to the sanctions.

A sub-sanctioned gas carrier tried to transfer a cargo of Russian LNG at sea using the ship-to-ship method.

The new sanctions are part of measures aimed at nearly 400 legal entities and individuals for supporting Russia’s war against Ukraine.

Half a million tons of Russian oil are headed to buyers on vessels that are under sanctions of the Western coalition.

The Russian frigate “Standart” was not allowed to enter the port of Granville in France, where it was supposed to take part in the festival of sailboats.

The number of STS (“ship-to-ship”) operations with Russian diesel fuel is increasing in the Aegean Sea.

For the first time, Israel applied sanctions against the Iranian tanker fleet – 18 vessels with a total deadweight of almost 1.9 million tons were included in the sanctions list.