European Court Blocks Moscow Attempt to Reopen Vital Maritime Locks
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European Court Blocks Moscow Attempt to Reopen Vital Maritime Locks
The European Union’s General Court rejected a legal attempt by the Russian Maritime Register of Shipping to remove restrictions forbidding its vessels from docking in European harbors and channel locks.
EU court rejects Russian attempt to lift sanctions on use of sea docks and gatewaysThe EU Court rejected the Russian Federation's attempt to lift the ban on access of its certified vessels to docks and gateways. At the same time, he called it complete withdrawal of recognition of RMRI as excessive.
Russia fails in bid to reverse ban on its ships using Europe’s docks and locks
Russian authorities challenged restrictive measures imposed by EU ministers against ships approved by the St Petersburg ship-certifying body. The EU's General Court rejected a bid to overturn the ban, but left the door open for future recognition of the authority.
EU Court Upholds Ban on Russian Vessels Using European Ports
The EU General Court in Luxembourg upheld sanctions barring vessels certified by the Russian Maritime Register of Shipping from using EU docks and canal locks, affecting tankers, cargo ships and others.
🚢🇺🇦 The Court of Justice of the European Union confirmed that sanctions against Russian vessels remain in force! This means that Russian icebreakers and oil tankers will not be able to enter European docks. Meanwhile, tensions in relations with Russia are only growing... 🛑
An attempt by the Russian Maritime Registry to lift the EU ban on its vessels entering docks and gateways has failed.
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