Update to the UK Sanctions List: Russia Regime 10 ships added to list.
13/09/2024
The UK’s Foreign, Commonwealth, and Development Office (“FCDO”) has updated its sanctions list regarding Shipping. Please find all relevant details of the update below.
Today, 11 September, the UK Government has specified 10 ships under the Russia Sanctions Regime. These sanctions target Russia’s ‘shadow fleet’, which uses illicit practices to avoid UK and G7 sanctions on Russian oil.
The following Ships have been specified:
- NIKOLAY ZUYEV (IMO 9610781) (Unique ID: RUS2193)
- NS CLIPPER (IMO 9341081) (Unique ID: RUS2205)
- NS CORONA (IMO 9341079) (Unique ID: RUS2214)
- ZALIV ANIVA (IMO 9418494) (Unique ID: RUS2204)
- OLYMPIYSKY PROSPECT (IMO 9511387) (Unique ID: RUS2203)
- LEONID LOZA (IMO 9412347) (Unique ID: RUS2202)
- NS ASIA (IMO 9413561) (Unique ID: RUS2201)
- SCF BALTICA (IMO 9305568) (Unique ID: RUS2200)
- VLADIMIR TIKHONOV (IMO 9311622) (Unique ID: RUS2199)
- SCF VANKOR (IMO 9316127) (Unique ID: RUS2198)
Source
https://content.govdelivery.com/accounts/UKFCDO/bulletins/3b48572
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