shadow fleet

Ukraine has called on the International Maritime Organization to strengthen counteraction to Russian attacks on civilian shipping and the activities of the Russian shadow fleet.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has called on European countries to stop tankers of the Russian shadow fleet and create mechanisms for confiscating Russian oil.

Cameroon has removed 39 ships from its register that were illegally flying its flag to transport Russian oil.

France has imposed a fine of one million euros on the owner of the Tagor tanker, which belongs to the Russian “shadow fleet”.

The ship is awaiting permission to enter Sevastopol, where it is to load grain taken from the occupied territories.

Following Russia’s complaints to the IMO, Ukraine has told the International Maritime Organization that Russian “shadow fleet” vessels can be considered legitimate military targets.

During the Greenpeace action in the Baltic Sea, a Russian warship accompanied the Kira K tanker of the shadow fleet, which was transporting Russian oil.

The Ksp 58 machine guns will first be installed on the three largest boats, and the rest of the fleet will be gradually re-equipped by 2030.

Ukraine plans to achieve the longest possible detention of the Russian “shadow fleet” tanker Deliver.

Instead of destroying ships, the new drones will escort them to ports for further seizure of cargo.