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The Consumer Protection and Technical Regulatory Authority (TTJA) has completed an injunction, enabling the owner of a shipment of explosive fertilizer, currently stuck at the DBT Terminal in Muuga harbor, to apply for an exemption from the Financial Intelligence Unit, which would allow its removal.
Logistics company DBT, which is owned by Viatcheslav Kantor, a businessman in Russian President Vladimir Putin's favor and Russia's 16th richest person, continues to operate unimpeded at the Port of Tallinn-owned Muuga Harbor, as the West has yet to impose any sanctions on him. European dependence on Russian fertilizer may continue to keep Kantor safe from being sanctioned as well.