Kazakhstan’s Black Sea Oil Exports Unaffected by New Russian Rules

Kazakhstan’s Black Sea Oil Exports Unaffected by New Russian Rules

Kazakhstan’s crude oil shipments out of the Russian ports on the Black Sea continue uninterrupted after Vladimir Putin issued a decree requiring the Russian security service to authorize foreign ships to access Russia’s ports.  “As of today, shipments of Kazakh oil through the seaports of the Russian Federation have not been suspended,” the Kazakh Energy Ministry told Interfax. Earlier this week, Putin signed a law that stipulates that foreign s…

Kazakhstan says it has not stopped oil loadings from Russian ports

Tankers coming for oil in Russia, engaged the FSB: EADaily

EADaily, July 24th, 2025. Since this week, ships coming from abroad have been entering Russian ports with the permission of the port captain, agreed with the FSB. Reuters claims that there is some delay in loading tankers.

Russia Black Sea Oil Loading Halted on New Rules, Reuters Says

Oil loadings at Russia’s two major Black Sea terminals have been suspended over paperwork related to new security rules for entry into ports, according to Reuters.

Russian FSB Allow Foreign Tankers to Access Black Sea Ports; Kazakh Oil Exports Resume

Russia's FSB security service has started handing out clearance for foreign tankers to access the Black Sea ports, allowing for Kazakhstan's oil exports to resume…

Moscou: Putin Expands FSB Checks on All Foreign Ships Entering Ports - MariTimes Crimes

Russia has significantly expanded maritime control measures, with President Vladimir Putin signing a decree mandating that all vessels arriving from foreign ports must now obtain prior clearance from the Federal Security Service (FSB). This directive, which took effect immediately on July 22, 2025, tightens access to all Russian seaports, not just those near naval bases. Until now, FSB screening had only been required for foreign ships docking a…