Tankers

Russian vessels circumventing EU sanctions have shifted their oil transshipment operations from the Laconian Gulf to the northern Aegean Sea.

The European Union has proposed sanctions against three companies that provided false flags to ships of the Russian “shadow fleet.”

Denmark has announced increased control over the “shadow fleet” — old tankers that transport Russian oil in circumvention of sanctions.

Russian ships from the so-called “shadow fleet” continue to pollute European waters with oil, bypassing Western sanctions.

The Boracay tanker detained by the French Navy was near Copenhagen on the evening of September 22.

President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy said that Russia is using tankers to launch drones over European countries.

Oil tankers in the Novorossiysk-Tuapse area have “moved” to the shore due to the work of electronic warfare.

Now Russian Mediterranean Fleet will once again be supported by an outdated Soviet ship.

The Romanian government is considering the option that one tanker per day will be able to pass through the Sulina Canal.

The Comoros government has begun purging its international registry, whose flag has been central to the shadow fleet.