Russian oil transfers at sea shift away from Spanish enclave
With pressure from local authorities and new EU regulation targeting oil transports, ship-to-ship transfers of Russian crude are no longer centered around the Spanish enclave Ceuta.
By Sherry Su, bloomberg news
The transfer of Russian crude between tankers at sea has shifted away from Ceuta, a Spanish enclave in North Africa, amid mounting pressure from local authorities and European Union restrictions on transporting the oil.
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