The United Kingdom has announced 70 new sanctions targeting, among other things, Russia's shadow fleet, military procurement supply chains and illicit financial networks used to circumvent existing restrictions.
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The United Kingdom has announced 70 new sanctions targeting, among other things, Russia's shadow fleet, military procurement supply chains and illicit financial networks used to circumvent existing restrictions.
Source: UK government, as reported by European Pravda
Details: The new sanctions target more than 20 oil tankers belonging to Russia's shadow fleet under expanded powers introduced last month.
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