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Russia has increased its oil exports by sea, but Ukraine refuses to give up and continues to attack the aggressor's energy facilities.
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Russia has increased its oil exports by sea, but Ukraine refuses to give up and continues to attack the aggressor's energy facilities.
Trump’s sanctions against Russian oil only had an effect immediately after their implementation. Then the “fear” passed, and Russia increased its sea exports of crude oil from ports on the Baltic Sea, according to the Institute for Black Sea Strategic Studies. From December 1 to 10, 2025, analysts recorded 34 tankers with a total deadweight of 3.8 million tons in the Baltic Sea, which is 35.7% more than the figures for the same period in Novembe…
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