Tankers
Britain introduced sanctions against another 11 vessels carrying Russian oil
Great Britain added 11 more vessels to the sanctions list, which were involved in the transportation of oil or oil products from the Russian Federation.
The EU and Britain will strengthen inspections of the Russian oil fleet
Great Britain and several countries of the European Union may begin increased inspections of vessels of Russia’s “shadow fleet”.
India became the leader in the import of Russian oil by sea
India imported the largest volumes of Russian crude oil by sea from ports on the Baltic and Black seas.
Due to sanctions, 50 Russian oil tankers are stuck around the world
Due to the strengthening of sanctions by the USA, Great Britain and the EU, Russian oil tankers are forced to stand still at sea.
Risk factor: the tanker arrived at the port of Moldova from Novorossiysk
The tanker left the port of Novorossiysk, passed through the Sulynsk estuary and entered the port of Giurgiulesti.
Greek shipowners are the largest carriers of oil from Russia
In May 2024, tankers owned by Greek shipowners transported more from the Baltic Sea than tankers from any other country.
Russian tankers are a legitimate target for the Armed Forces
Tankers transporting fuel for the Russian military are a legitimate target for the Defense Forces of Ukraine.
Russia has found another location for transshipment of oil in the Mediterranean Sea
Russia has found another place to illegally transfer crude oil in the waters of the Mediterranean Sea.
Russia’s “shadow fleet” damages the environment because of cheap fuel
Russia’s “shadow fleet” of tankers is damaging the environment.
Almost 40 tankers have stopped transporting Russian oil due to US sanctions
Almost 40 vessels that have come under US sanctions have stopped transporting Russian oil.
