Russia Releases Oil Tanker From Baltic Sea Detention, Estonian Broadcaster Says

Russia releases Green Admire tanker seized after leaving Estonian port

Moscow released the oil tanker Green Admire on May 19, a day after detaining the vessel in Russian territorial waters as it transited from Estonia, Estonian Public Broadcasting (ERR) reported.The detention followed recent moves by Estonia and its neighbors to clamp down on Russia's so-called "shadow fleet," which is used to bypass Western oil sanctions.The Green Admire, a Liberian-flagged vessel owned by a Greek company, departed the Estonian po…

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Russia Releases Oil Tanker from Baltic Sea Detention - mfame.guru

Russia detained Liberia-flagged tanker on Sunday. The vessel is now heading to Rotterdam, data shows. Ambrey warns of increased security risks in Baltic. Russia says NATO trying to control Baltic shipping lanes. An oil tanker detained by Russian authorities in the Baltic Sea has been released and has resumed its journey toward Rotterdam, reports Euronews. Detained tanker released The vessel had been intercepted after departing from an Estonian p…

Russia Frees Oil Tanker Held In Baltic Sea, Says Estonian Broadcaster

The Liberia-flagged Green Admire appeared to be underway in the Baltic Sea on Tuesday with its destination listed as Rotterdam and was estimated to arrive there on May 24, according to ship tracking data on the MarineTraffic platform. The post Russia Frees Oil Tanker Held In Baltic Sea, Says Estonian Broadcaster appeared first on StratNews Global.

Russia releases Greek-owned oil tanker after brief detention near Estonia

TALLINN — Russia has released a Greek-owned oil tanker which was seized on Sunday in Russian waters after leaving a port in Estonia, the Estonian public broadcaster ERR reported.The Liberian-flagged...

Russia Releases Greek-Owned Tanker After Detention In Baltic Waters

The vessel had been stopped near Gogland, a heavily militarised island under Russian control, after crossing into Russian territorial waters.