The United Kingdom has launched a major crackdown on Russia’s so-called 'shadow fleet' by imposing sanctions on 135 oil tankers and two Russian-linked companies. These vessels have been instrumental in secretly transporting billions of dollars’ worth of Russian oil, helping Moscow evade existing international sanctions and fund its war efforts in Ukraine. The new measures also target trading arms and shipping companies associated with Russia’s energy sector, aiming to cut off critical revenue streams for the Kremlin. The UK’s move is part of a broader Western effort, in coordination with the EU, to disrupt the networks and infrastructure supporting Russia’s illicit oil trade. Analysts say these sanctions could significantly impact global shipping and further tighten the economic pressure on Russia.
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