A large part of Russian oil is shipped circumventing sanctions
Up to three quarters of Russia’s crude oil exports are shipped out of the country at rising prices on ships without Western insurance or ownership.
Russia is earning more and more from its crude exports despite the extensive Western sanctions that have been imposed on the country’s oil revenues since the turn of the year.
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