shadow fleet
The largest center for “shadow transshipment” of oil to circumvent sanctions was discovered near Malaysia
In the South China Sea, 60 km off the coast of Malaysia, is the world’s largest “shadow” oil transshipment center.
EU to prepare new sanctions against Russia’s shadow fleet by the end of the year
The European Union is developing a new sanctions package aimed at combating the so-called “shadow fleet” of tankers.
The number of tankers from the Russian Federation choosing the route around Africa has increased, Klymenko
Russian fuel is mainly transported by shipowners from Russia, the United Arab Emirates, Greece and Turkey.
Great Britain will start detaining uninsured tankers carrying Russian oil
The British government has announced that it will detain tankers that pass through the English Channel and have “questionable insurance”.
Russia replenishes the fleet of LNG tankers through a front company in Dubai
The newly established company in Dubai acquired three LNG tankers that were previously under Russian management.
Britain introduced the “biggest sanctions” against Russian tankers
18 Russian oil tankers and four LNG tankers have come under British sanctions.
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.
Russia’s shadow fleet is increasing the volume of oil shipments despite the sanctions
The capacity of the Russian shadow fleet, which transports oil on old and uninsured vessels, has increased by 70%.
A citizen of Latvia plays a key role in the work of the “shadow fleet” of the Russian Federation
The figure of the criminal scheme transported purchased sanctioned raw materials from the Russian Federation to India and China, earning more than 1.4 billion dollars. Latvian businessman Alekseys Halavinsh used shell companies to help tankers transporting Russian oil to circumvent sanctions. Gospodarka Morska writes about it. Thanks to the purchase of oil from the Russian…
