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Russian Ships Switch Flags at Record Rate on Sanctions Scrutiny - Vimarsana News

Russian Ships Switch Flags at Record Rate on Sanctions Scrutiny

(Bloomberg) — Many more Russian-flagged vessels than usual switched their flags to other countries in March, possibly to conceal their ties to Moscow and avoid…

Russian oil tankers going dark raises flags on sanctions evasion - Vimarsana News

Russian oil tankers going dark raises flags on sanctions evasion

Russian tankers carrying oil chemicals and oil products are increasingly concealing their movements, a phenomenon that some maritime experts warn could signal attempts to evade unprecedented sanctions prompted by the invasion of Ukraine. In the week ended March 25, there were at least 33 occurrences of so-called “dark activity”—operating while…

Russian Cargo Ships Spotted 'Going Dark' to Evade Sanctions - Vimarsana News

Russian Cargo Ships Spotted 'Going Dark' to Evade Sanctions

A maritime risk analysis firm has identified a huge spike in ships carrying Russian petroleum products disabling systems meant to broadcast their identities and destinations

Russian Tankers Are Going Dark, Raising Concerns of Sanctions Evasion - Vimarsana News

Russian Tankers Are Going Dark, Raising Concerns of Sanctions Evasion

Russian tankers carrying oil chemicals and oil products are increasingly concealing their movements, a phenomenon that some maritime experts warn could

Russian Tankers Going Dark Raises Flags on Sanctions Evasion - Vimarsana News

Russian Tankers Going Dark Raises Flags on Sanctions Evasion

Russian tankers carrying oil chemicals and oil products are increasingly concealing their movements, a phenomenon that some maritime experts warn could