Sanctions

Complex schemes for the supply of oil products from Russia are already being actively used, although the EU ban on the import of raw materials will only come into force in December.

The seventh package of sanctions, approved by the European Union on July 21, provides for new restrictions on russia. In particular, they expanded the ban on access to European ports so that russian federation could not find another loophole.

A number of exceptions remain in the new EU sanctions against Russia, creating opportunities for circumvention.

The military-industrial complex of the Russian Federation, dependent on imported high technologies, is unable to continue the production of modern weapons. So, Russian shipyards stop the production of ships for lack of foreign components.

Maersk has decided to close down and sell the company’s assets in Russia.

Gibraltar has detained the superyacht of Russian oligarch Dmitry Pumpyansky.

The military personnel of the aggressor country paint over the names and tail numbers on their warships.

Australia imposed a ban on the export of raw materials for aluminum production to Russia.

Tankers of the shipping company Frontline Tankers transport Russian oil cargo from the port of Novorossiysk.

The Norwegian government has joined the sanctions imposed against the Russian Federation by the countries of the European Union.