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What will be the impact of UK sanctions on Russia's oil exports by March 31, 2025?
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UK Sanctions 17 Russian Vessels, Including 10 Oil Ships in 'Shadow Fleet'
Sep 11, 2024, 08:42 AM
The UK government has announced new sanctions targeting Russia's 'shadow fleet' of vessels. The measures include sanctions on 17 Russian vessels, with 15 identified as part of Russia's 'shadow fleet' that uses illicit practices to circumvent Western embargoes on Russian oil. Additionally, 10 ships have been specifically sanctioned for transporting oil and military supplies from Iran to Russia. The UK Foreign Office emphasized that these sanctions aim to further undermine Russia's ability to trade in oil. MPs warned that restrictions are being circumvented through third countries, specifically India.
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