Great Britain expanded the sanctions list against Russia, adding 10 new vessels. In addition, the government made an administrative amendment to the regime of sanctions against Iran.
Points of attention
- Great Britain has expanded its sanctions list against Russia, adding 10 new vessels, including oil tankers that have contributed to the destabilization of Ukraine.
- The new sanctions will affect the financing and supply of Russia's military-industrial complex, strengthening support for Ukraine from the United Kingdom.
- The sanctions also covered ships in Putin's "shadow fleet" and institutions favorable to the Russian financial system.
- Sanctions against the Russian "shadow fleet" are aimed at making it difficult for Russia to circumvent the restrictions of Western countries in the sphere of oil trade.
Against which ships of the Russian Federation Britain imposed sanctions
As noted, among the vessels that have come under sanctions are oil tankers such as Nikolya Zuyev, SCF Vankor, Vladimir Tikhonov, SCF Baltica, NS ASIA, Leonid Loza, Olimpiysky Prospect, NS CLIPPER, NS CORONA, as well as a Panamanian-flagged tanker Zaliv Aniva.
What else is important to know about Britain's new sanctions against Russia
On June 13, 2024, it became known that the United Kingdom introduced new sanctions restrictions against the aggressor country of the Russian Federation against the background of its war of aggression against Ukraine.
What is important to understand is that they concern 50 individuals and companies and are coordinated with the measures of other G7 countries.
First of all, we are talking about the ships of Putin's "shadow fleet", institutions that are the basis of the Russian financial system, and suppliers that support Russia's military-industrial complex.
In addition, it is noted that these are the first official London sanctions against the Russian "shadow fleet", which allows Russia to bypass the restrictions of Western countries on oil trade.