Western countries attempt to dissolve oil tanker traffic jam in Turkish waters
New sanctions on Russian crude have led to congestion of oil tankers in Türkiye’s waters. Diplomats are working to solve the problem.
by JENS THOMSEN
Newly applied Turkish regulation for tanker vessels has created a queue of oil tankers outside Türkiye after the West’s price cap and embargo on Russian crude oil became effective on Dec. 5, with Western diplomats working to solve the problem.
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