Rubio visits Reliance refinery in India to press sanctions on Russian oil buyers
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The US is reportedly allowing tankers from the 'shadow fleet' to avoid sanctions, provided they cease transporting sanctioned oil. This marks a policy shift that could reduce pressure on Russia's oil exports while tightening enforcement on remaining violators. The move is uncertain in scope and may signal a pragmatic recalibration of sanctions enforcement.
The US is reportedly shifting its sanctions policy, allowing 'shadow fleet' tankers to operate legally if they cease transporting sanctioned oil, potentially easing pressure on Russia's oil exports. Concurrently, Russian shadow fleet vessels are confirmed to be engaged in covert military logistics, transporting war equipment and personnel with fabricated identities through European waters to Africa, while employing advanced AIS spoofing to evade detection. The full scope and implications of the US policy shift and Russia's covert operations remain uncertain.
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