shadow fleet

After Russia promised to take measures to protect its ships, it began escorting tankers from its “shadow fleet” in the Gulf of Finland.

Of particular concern is the appearance of military escorts near tankers of the so-called “shadow fleet” of the Russian Federation in the Gulf of Finland.

After the conflict with Estonia, the Kremlin declared its readiness for “tough responses,” but supposedly within the framework of international law.

Polish military intervenes after “suspicious maneuvers” — ship sails back to Russian waters.

The new list includes 100 objects, including 18 ships and the Deposit Insurance Agency of the Russian Federation.

The Vice President of the European Commission announced that the EU has approved the 17th package of sanctions against Russia, affecting almost 200 ships of the shadow fleet.

German Foreign Minister Johannes Wadeful has announced plans to step up surveillance of the Russian naval fleet under sanctions after suspicious incidents in the Baltic Sea.

The incident with the Jaguar tanker has shown that the Russian military is ready to protect the “shadow fleet.”

Estonian military prevented a possible threat to underwater infrastructure by removing the vessel from a potentially dangerous area.

The new package of restrictions will include sanctions against the “shadow fleet”, as well as the financial and energy sectors of Russia.