Russian Oil Tanker 'Koala' Suffers Engine Room Explosions, as EU Plans New Approach to Seize Russian Shadow Fleets
- The oil tanker Koala, flagged from Antigua and Barbuda, was reported to have experienced three explosions while docked in Ust-Luga port, causing crew evacuation but no casualties or oil spills according to Rosmorrechflot.
- The Koala is considered a Russian shadow fleet vessel and has changed registration four times in the past year, as noted by Vesselfinder.com.
- EU member states are exploring legal options to seize Russian oil tankers in the Baltic Sea due to frustrations over Russia's circumvention of oil sanctions, as reported by Politico Europe.
- Challenges remain for the EU in seizing vessels, including legal hurdles and limited authority to detain vessels beyond territorial waters, as stated by experts to Politico.
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