Shipping sector has eight months to comply with Russia oil sanctions
As part of a newly decided sanctions package, the EU pursues a ban on importing Russia oil. According to EU Council president, new measures will impact a ”huge source” in the funding of Russia’s ”war machine” – and marine transport is central in a field where the war in Ukraine has already changed the market.
by peter thomsen, watch media’s eu correspondent
BRUSSELS – Following weeks of negotiations, member nations of the European Union have agreed to crack down on imports of Russian oil. Initially, the seaborne kind.
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