shadow fleet

With the strengthening of the sanctions policy of the EU and the US, obsolete ships of the “shadow fleet” are increasingly being sent for recycling.

Among the vessels exposed are dry cargo ships transporting agricultural products from the TOT, oil tankers and gas carriers of the sanctioned Arctic LNG-2 project.

The United States has begun to transfer old tankers seized as part of its efforts to combat sanctions against Russia, Iran, and Venezuela for disposal.

Ukrainian drones hit three more Russian ships, two anti-aircraft complexes and two radar stations in the Rostov region.

The United Kingdom has expanded sanctions against Russia, focusing on energy exports, the “shadow fleet”, the financial sector and the defense industry.

A Russian cargo ship under sanctions is believed to have delivered a large consignment of military equipment to the port of Lomé in Togo for Russian and Malian forces.

The Italian ship ITS Thaon di Revel inspected the Toa Payoh, a sanctioned oil tanker that is part of the Russian “shadow fleet.”

Over the course of three weeks, the UAV Forces have struck 201 vessels of the Russian “shadow fleet” as part of Operation MoLoChKa, which began on July 6.

The cause could be a leak from ships or the discharge of contaminated technical water.

he European Union, within the framework of the 21st package of sanctions, has for the first time imposed restrictions on a crewing company that provided for the activities of the Russian shadow fleet.